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THE

Baltimore Directory

AND

REGISTER,

10X m ^Mt 1816:

COJ^TJIJVIJVG

THE NAMES, RESIDENCE AND OCCUPATIONS OF THE CITIZEN^;

A CORRECT LIST OF THE STREETS, LANES AND ALLEYS;

HEADS OF DEPARTMENT. AND MEMBERS OF CONGRESS;

NAVY AND ARMY REGISTER; GENERAL POST-OFFICE

AND BALTIMORE MAIL ESTABLISHMENTS; BANK

DISCOUNT days; abstract of THE PRINCIPAL

DUTIES; calendar for 1816, &C. &.C. &c.

A CORRFCT LIST OF THE COURTS

HELD IN MARYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRGINIA,
BY EDWARD MATCHETT.

'Baltimore:

PRINTED & SOLD AT THE WANDERER OFFICE,

W. B. C0I15£B OF GAT AND WATER STKSET3.

1816.

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THE

BALTIMORE DIRECTORY,&c.

A LIST OF THE

STREETS, LANES AND ALLEYS

IN THE

CITY AJS/fD PRECIJVCTS OF BALTIMORE.

STREETS, LANES AND ALLEYS WEST OF JONES'S FALLS.

Baltimore-street runs west from Jones's falls to the (lower)

Frederick turnpike road.
Baltimore -street continued runs east from Jones's falls to

Exeter-street, though commonly called Great York-st.
Barre-street runs west from Light-street to south Eutaw-

street, between Welcome and Homespun-allejs.
Biddle-st. runs west from Jones's falls to near the seminary.
Bottom-street runs from Richmond -street to Jones's falls.
Buttle-alley runs from Walnut to S- Eutaw-street.
Busy-alleif, F. H. runs west from Light to S. Eutaw-street,

between Hill and Lee-streets.
Boivley\s-wuarf, the lower end of South-street, to Franklin-

laae, and the warehouses occupied by Messrs. Payson,

Prentiss and Carter, N. F. Williams, &c. &c.
Bank-street runs west from Calvert toLight-street,between

Baltimore and Water-streets.
Bat/i-'treet runs west from the new bridge over Jones's

falls to Cal vert-street.
Barnet-street runs north-west from opposite St. Paul's

church ^ ' Forrest-lane.

Buchanan'ti-irharf ii on tlie west side of Frederick-street

dock, south of'Pratt-street.
Brand ij -alien runs A\est fiom ISharp-street to S. Eutaw-st.

between Pratt and C^amdeii-streets.
C/iatsuort/i-stvect, W. V. rims north and south, an d is

west of Pearl-street.
Cheapside begins from No. 2 Water-st. and runs sciutliward

to the basin, between Calvert -st. and Fraiiklin-hme.
Charles-street runs north from Barre-st. to I!u\\ aid's park.
Camden-street runs west from Light to IS. vSutau-st. between

Bottle and Brandy -alleys.
Catherine-street^ fV! P. runsparallel with the Reisterstown

load, on the south-west side thereof.
Chatham-st. runs west from N. Calvert to KingTamany-st.
Cuneica:::;o -street runs N.W. from Charles to N. Liberty -st.

between Barnet-st. and Vulcau-alle • •
Con waif -street runs west from S. Eutaw-street, between

Homespun and Brandy-alleys.
Commerce-street runs south from Nos. 71, and 6f>, Water-
street to M'Clure*s-wii^. between Gay and S iut i-sts.
Courlland-street runs north from New Cliurch-street to

Howard's park.
Concord-street runs south from Water to Pratt-st. between

the falls and 8t. Patrick*s-iow.
Coicpen-alleij runs west from N- Liberty to Eutaw-street,

betaeen Baltimore and Fayette-streets.
Climb r! n!-ron- west sitle of Market-space, betweet Wa-
ter and Pratt-streets.
Cider-alley luns west from S. Howard to S. Paca-street,

between Lombard and German-streets.
Chuppel-filiey runs north fr(mi a 20 feet alley to North-st.
Chainherlain\s-alley runs \\ est from Strawberry -alley to N.

Eutaw-street
Culvert-street luns noith from the basin to HoWard-street,

passing the east end of the coiirt-lmuse.
Bngan's-wharf. east side of Market-space continued, runs

soutli from Pratt-street down to the water, between

O'DonneTs and M'Eldery's whaives.
Jhitch-alleyruuH west fro. aN. 1/ibeit^ to N- Eutaw-street,

between Lexington and Fayette -stieets.

Dock-alhy runs south from Water-street to Elicott's-wTif.
between liight-street and Pablic-allej.

Euiaw-stri'et runs north from John-street (in Ridgely^s
addition) to the Alms-house.

East-street runs west from N. Gay to Calvert-st. between
Baltimore street and the meadow.

Faijette -street runs west from N. Liberty -street, between
Dutch and Cowpen-alleys.

FredericL'-sf. runs southwardly from near Griffith's bridge
to Frederick-st dock, between Gay and Harrison-sts-

Fra.iklin-street runs west from Jones's falls to the Sfmth-
east end of the Reisterstewn turnpike, and thence con-
tinues to the run west until it intersects Cove-street.

Forrest-street runs south from the south end of Lijiht-st.
to the road leading to the lower ferry and also to fort
M' Henry,

Franklin-lane runs south from Water-street to Bowley's-
wharf, between So nth -street and Cheapside.

Forrest-lane runs N. from Baltimore-street to North-West
street, between N. Liberty and Charles-streets.

Frenchman^ s-alley runs west from S. Charles to Hanover-
streets, between Pratt-street and German-lane.

French-alley runs east from No- 21, 8. Charles to Light-
street, between Baltimore street and Primrose-alley.

Fish-street runs west from N. Gay to Holliday-street.

Fish-Market runs east from Maiket-space to the falls-

Gay-street runs soutii from GiitHth's-bridr,e to Pratt-st.

German-:<treet runs west from Sharp to S. Paca-street,
between Baltimore st. and Cider-alley.

German-lane runs west from S. Charles to Sharp-st. be-
tween Lombard and Baltimore-streets.

Goodman-street. F. H- runs south from Barre-street to the
commons, between Forrest and Hanover-streets.

Green-street (sometimes called Union,,) W. P. runs south
from Fr.nklin to Baltimore-street, between Pearl and
Paca-sti-.ets.

Hamilton- 4rect runs fi om Jones's f:ills to N. Howard-st.
between Ceutre and Franklia-strcets.

Hatiovrr-street runs south from Baltimore to Hil!-strco<.
between Goodman, Charles and Sharp-i^troets.

HaiTison-street runs north-west from Baltimore to N. Gay-
street, between the falls and Frederick-street.

Hollidaii -afreet runs north from F^ast-st. to beyond the first
mill, between N. Gay and N- Calvert-streets-

Homespun-alleif runs west from Sharp to S. Eutaw-street,
between Earre and Conway -streets-

Iluney-aliey runs west from Forrest to Sharp-st- between
Montgomery and Hill-sts.

Hill-street runs west from Forrest to S. Howard -st between
Honey and Busey -alleys.

Henry-street runs north and south, between Leonard and
Johnson-stveets, foot of Federal-hill.

Hoicard-street runs north from Hill-street to intersect the
falls turnpike-road.

Hawk-street runs east from Market-space to the falls, be-
tween the Fish-market and Water-street.

Inloe^s-nlley runs eabt and west, between North and Mul-
berry-streets.

Johnson-street runs north and south, between Forrest and
Leonaid-stieets.

King Tammany -street runs west from Chatham to N- Li-
berty-fet- between Coucwago-street and Wilkes-alley.

Lee-street runs vest from the basin to S. Eutaw-st. between
Barre and Hill-streets.

Lemmon-street runs north from Baltimore to East -street.

Le.rin<i;ton-street runs west fiom N- Liberty to Green-st.
W. P. between Way,>ron and Dutch-alleys.

Libert y-stret't luns south from Saratogo to S. Howard-st.
betwei*n Forrest-lane. Sharp and Howard-sts-

Li;:ht-street runs south from Baltimore to Forrest-street,
!)o(\\een Public-alley and Charles-street.

Lovelj-lune runs from South to Calvert-street, between
Baltimore and Watei->treets.

Lombard-street runs west from Hanover to S. Paca-street,
between Whiskey and Cider-alleys.
"^^^I^Jjong's-lane. IV. I', runs from Frankfin to Ross-st. between
the Hookstown-road and N. Eutaw-st.

Madison-street runs from the York-road to an intersection
with N Howard-street, W. P.

•Mont^mery-street, F. U. runs west from Leonard to Ha-
nover-street, between Hughes-st. and Sug;ar-alley.
^Morris-street, W. P- south-west from Ross-street to thf

Ilo;)kstou n-road, and next to the seminary.
M'Clure's-wliarf rm\6 south from the lower end of Com-
merce-street t ■ the water-
M' Elder ry's-wh^rrf runs south from Pratt-street to the

water, and opposite Du<ran's-wharf.
J^Iarket-spare runs south from Baltimore to Pratt-street,

between S. Frederick-street and the falls.
iJ\Iulberry -street runs vvest from North to Green-street, W.

P. between Saratoga and Franklin-streets.
'M- Clellan's-cdley runs from Baltimore to Chatham-street?.
A''ew-latte, W. P. runs west from N. Eutaw-street to the

seminary.
J\i''orth-streit runs south from the Park to N. Liberty-sr.

between Howard and N. Liberty-streets.
JS^ew Church-street runs west from North -st. extended to

N. Charres-street.
O^Donnefs-ivharf, the east side of Frederick -st. dock.
Orqnge, or Lavely^s-alley runs west from N- Gay to Hol-

liday-street, between East and Fish-sts.
Patterson-street runs south from Pratt-street to tide water,

and near Spear's-wharf.
Paca-street runs south from near the seminary to Pratt-
street, between Eutawand Green-streets, W. P.
Park-lane runs east atid west between Baltimore and Fav-

ette-streets, W. P.
Pearl-street runs south from opposite St. Mary's co eg? to
German-st. between Green-st. and the commons, W. ^.
Pearl-st. (meadow) runs south from Bath to New church-
street, between N. Calvert and Holliday-streets.
Peace-alley runs ea.^t fro)n Hanover to N- Charles-street,

between Conway and Camden-streets-
Pine-st. runs noi-t"h and south to the west of Pearl-st. ^\- P.
Pleasant-street runs west from Holliday to N. Charles-at.
E. Pratt-dreet runs east from Frankliii-lane to the lower

bridge on Jones's falls.
W. Pratt-street extends from Light-street west to intersect
the lo\»er Frederick turn.oike, near Elicott's mills
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Frimrnse-aHeii runs oast from S Charles to Light-street,

betneeii Riixtdii-laiu' and Fi i'ik'-uIIcn.
Pnbl'ic-aUetj runs sduth trom Baltiuioro-htroet, between

Kllicott's an<l llolliiinsworth's-docks.
Richmond -street runs no t'»i-\\ost, and crosses Howard-st.

between the alms htiusc and tlie lai.ds of G. Grundy.
Ror^ers-ulleij runs west from N.C';;ivert-strcetto St. Paul's-

lane. between IJaltiipore and Chatham-streets.
Rosa-street \v\i\)i north-west from the upper end of Kutaw-
st. and north side of the scminarv to Morris-st. W. P.
Ruxtnn-lane runs east from S. Ciiarles to Light-st. between

Primrose-alley and Pratt-street.
Shnrt-alleij runs noj th from Lexington to Saratogo-street,

between Eutaw and Paca-streets.
Saratofia-street runs west from Liberty to Green-street,

W. P. between Midberry -street and "NVa^rffon -alley.
Sharp-street runs south from Baltimore to Hill-street, be-
tween Liberty, Howaid and Hanover-sts.
South-street )uns south from Baltimore-street to Bowley's-

wharf, between Calvert and Gay -streets.
Second-street runs cast from South-street to Market-space,

between Baltimore and Water-streets.
Suutfi-lane runs south from Mr. Stump's warehouse to-

Bane-street, between Lii;;htand Charles-sts.
St. Fniirs-Ume runs south from Pleasant to Balthnore-st.

between N. Calvert, Courtlaud and Charles-sts.
St. Palrich's-row runs soutli fiom ^\ ater to Pratt-street,
ajid opposite Cumberland-row, betv.een Concord and S.
Fredeiick-.- t"eets.
Shart-nlley, h'. P. runs north from Prccinct's-market to

Saratl»Jia-^treet.
Smith^s-alley runs south from Water-street down to Hol-
lingsworth'sd(;c1^,bet^\eell S. Cahert-st. &. Public-alley.
Smith' s-ivharf runs noith and south on the east side of

Gay-st. dock, between Spear and Buchanan's-wharves.
Spear's-whorfh (HI tlie west side of Gay-st. dock, rui;s S.
from ]*rati-street to the basin, between Smith *s-'.vharf
and Pattei-son-street.
Struh'fj ■: •y-.:/lei/ youH .-..luth from Franklin to Saratoga-st.
between llouard and EuLaw-atreels.

Sivan-street ^ov Morse-marlvet, runs east honi Market-space
to the falls.

Sugar-aliei/ runs west from Forrest to G.iiuriian-street,
between Warren and M jnta;onierv-sts. F. H.

Tripoht' s-alle If runs soutli from Baltimore to Second-st.
between vSouth and Ga, -streets.

Vine-street runs east and west between Fayette and Lex-
inu:t'jn-streets.

Vulcan-alley runs west from Vulcan avenue tt) N. Liberty-
street, between Kin^;Tama!!y and Conewago-sts.

Warren-^trpRt runs west from Henry to Forrest-st. between
Sup,ar-allev and tlie commons, F. H.

Warden-street runs south from the Fish -market to Water-
street, between Market-space and t'le falls.

Washington-street, IF. P. runs south- .vest from Paca-street,
between Pratt and Camden-sts. to the country.

Water-street runs in a serpentine manner from Light-st.
to Peters's bridge, between Bank -street and Lovely-lane
on the north and Pratt-street on the south.

Welcome-alley runs east from S. Eutaw-street to the basin,
between Bar re and Lee-sts.

Whiskey -alley runs west from S. Howard to Paca-street,
between Pratt and Lombard-streets.

Wilk''s-alley runs west from the ])ost-oiilce, St. PauPs-Iane,
to M'-Clellan's-alley, between Baltimore & Chatha-n-sfg.

Wood-street runs from Bowley's-wharf to Franklin-laae

Witggm-alley runs from Liberty to Eutaw-street, between
Lexington and Saratoga -sts.

York-street runs west from Forrest to Goodman -st. between
Lee and Hill-streets.

STREETS, Lanes and alleys in old town.

Mdison-street runs west from High-st.

Aisquith-sireet raas south from the Haif u'd road to Pitt-st.

between Friendship-street and Hasford run.
Mbe I nar.le -street runs south from Plo^i,',hii>a!i to Wilk-st.

between Granby, Still House-sti-eetand the falls.
Briige-sireet runs aort;;-ea;t tr)m GilHt:.";- bridge to its

intersection with North-street, and from tiience i„ called

Harford-road.

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Brittnn-street runs nearly east from Forrest-street, ncir
the hav scales, to Gallows hill, between Bridge-stieet
extended aiid tlie Yoik-roail.

Cdmel-strfet ninsfroni Aisquith-street westerly, between
Pitt and M-Elderry's-streets.

J)iikf-s(rc('t runs west from Harford run to the falls, be-
tween Queen and King George's-sts.

Dulany-street^ commonly called Plrladelphia road, be.!j,ins'
at the new stone bridge, Harford run, and extends east-
wardly between Hampstead hill and Sniitli-street.

East-street runs north and south between Liberty and Ais-
tjulth-streets.

E.veter-street runs south from Great York to W. Wilk-st.
between Lloyd and Granby-streets.

Friejid ship-lit rect runs north and south between Liberty
a5;d Aisquith-streets.

Forrest -street runs eastwardly from the penitentiary to
Haiford road, between East-street and tlie Joppa road.

Front-street runs nearly in a serpentine manner from Low-
street to Ploughman-st. between the falls and High-st.

French-street runs north-east from the new bridge to For-
rest-street, near the hay scales, between the falls and
North -street.

Gough-street, or road, see Harford.

(iranbij-street runs south from Baltimore -street continued
to its intersection with W. AVilk-street, between Albe-
marle and Exeter-sts.

Green-street luns nearly south from French to Pitt-street,
between High and Potter-streets.

Great Vork-st. runs north-east from Exeter to Harford-st.

Hiivfird-street runs north and south along Harford -run,
intersecting W. AVilk-street.

Jlimp^tead llill-sireet runs east from Bond-street, and is
north of Dulany-street.

High-street runs nearly south from Fiench to Baltimore-
st. continued, where it comnmnicates with Granby-st.

Jones-street runs nearly soutli from French to Bridge-st.
between the falls and Higli-st.

ICiiiL'- (it'or^e-street runs east fiiim Peter's-biidie to* the'
Harford run, betw een Duke, Ploughman 8c 8alisbury-sts.

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Little Fork-street runs west from Harford run to the falls,

between W. Wilk and Prince-streets, back of Trinity

church.
Lloyd-street runs soutli from Great York to King George-
street, between Exeter and Harford -sts-
Low-street runs east from Front to Union-street, between

Bridge and Pitt-sts.
Liberty -street runs north from Pitt-st. to Gough's road,

between Potter and Aisquith-streets.
M^Elderry-s-street runs west from Aisquith to Green-st.

between Pitt and Low-sts.
Milk-lane runs north from Great York to Pitt-street.
JVorth-street runs east from High-street to its intersection

witli Bridge-st.
Potter-street runs north from Pitt to Gough-street, between

Green and Liberty -sts.
Prince -street rm\i west from Harford run to the fails, be-
tween Little York and Queen-sts.
President-street runs south from Queen-st. near the lower

bridge, to the basin, between the falls and Albeiiiarle-st.
Pitt-street runs east and west from the falls to Market-st.

between Great York and Low-sts.
Ploughman-street runs east from the falls to Gi-anby -street,

between Great York and King George-street.
^txeen-street rui.s east from the lower bridge to Harford-

street, between Duke and Prince-sts-
Salisbury -street runs west from Harford run to Granby-

street, between Great York and King George-sts.
Straight-lane runs west to Milk-lane, between Pitt and

Great York-sts.
Still House-street runs nearly south from Ploughman to

King George-street, between the falls and Albemarle-st.
Temple-allpy runs south from Pitt to Great York-street.

between Hight-street and Harford run.
Union-street runs nearly south from French to Potter-st.

between Green and East-street.
Wi)'f-street runs south from Duke to Prince-street, between

Exeter and Harford-sts.
Vork-road begius at \:\\^ intersection of Britton, Forrest

iiiid French-sts. near the hay scales.

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STKEETS, LANES AND ALLEYS ON FELL'S-POINT.

Jiliisana-street runs west from Wasliington-street to the
water, between Lancaster and Fleet-sts.

*9nn-st)-eet runs north from Me/.ick's-wharf to Hampstead
Hill-street, between IIapj)y and Ar;iYle-alleys.

^pph'-ulk'u lU'is north from Shakespeare to Hampstead
Hill-street, between Market and Bond-Streets.

Argijle-aUeij runs north from K. Lancaster-st. to Sligh's-
lanc, between Market and Ann-sts-

Boiid-strpet runs north from Fell's to Pitt-st. (near Hamp-
stead hill,) between Strawberry and Apple-alleys.

Burke-slreft runs south-v/est from Patterson's rope-walk
to the Avater, between Harris's creek and F. Point, E.P.

Bunk-street runs east from Harford run to Burke-street,
between Gough and Wilk-sts.

Caroline-street runs south from Sligh's lane to the water,
between Petticoat and Straw berry -alleys.

Eden-street runs south from Pitt-street (near Hampstead
hill to the water, between Haiford run and Petticoat-
alley.

Flee} -street runs east from the water to the commons, be-
tween Allisana and Wilk-sts.

FeWs-streetv\xn%\\c%i from Market to Bond-street, between
Sl!akos])eare-street and the water.

Fountaln-st. runs east from Washiqgton-st. between Fleet-
street and the water.

German-st. runs east from Harford run, between Gough
andSinith-sts.

Geor^-e-st. runs nearly west from De Rochbrune's-wharf
to Market-st. between E. Lancaster-st. and the water.

Goiigtt-st. runs east from Harford run between German
and Bank-'streets.

Jlitppil-itlhtj iuns north froniE. Lancaster to Hamstead
l!lll-»trect, between Wolfe and Ann-sts.

Z.(ini-a><ier-st. luns ea;.t and west from water to w;iiter, be-
tween S!uikes])eare ajid Allisana-sts-

JMiirliPt-street runs south from Ilauipstead HiH-street to
County-wharf, F- P. between Apple-uUey and Argyle-
iilley. '

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Fetticoat-alley runs north from the water to Sligh's-lane.

bet^veeii Fden and Caroline-sts.
Pitt-st. runs nearly north-^^ est from Georj^e -street to Wa-
ters's -wharf.
Philpot-st. runs west from Thames to Point-st. between

Queen-street and the water.
Point-st. runs nortii from Isaac Sutton's to Queen-street,

near Patterson's wharf.
^iieen-st. runs east and west, parallel with Philpot-street,

from Thames to Point-st.
Sliakespeore-st. runs west from Market to Bond-st. between

Lanca-^tei aad FeiPs-sts.
Straubervy-alky L'mio north from AUisana-st. to Slig 's-

iane, between Bond and Caroline-sts.
Star-aUey runs north from E. Fleet-st. between Wolfe and

Washin>i,ton-sts.
Smitli-st. r. us cast from Harford run, between German

and l)aia.uj'-st&.
Thames-st- runs west from Bond to Philpot-st.
Washlngtun-street luns nortii from the lower end of E- Al-

lisaua-st between Wolfe and Fouiitain-sts.
JFolfe-st. runs nearly north f:om its inte.-ecsion with Pitt-
street, (at the lower end of the Point) beyond the Phila-

delpiiia-road.
Wilk-st. runs east from Granby -street, between Fleet and

Bank-streets. That part west of Harford run is called

W\ Wilk-street.
JVells-st. runs north from Philpot to Queen-street, between

Point and Thames-streets.

Dopy of the Ordinance which provides for the mote equal
division of the city of Baltimore into wards. Approved
March 29, 1812.

"an ordinance for the more equal division of the
city of baltimore into wards.

"5g it enacted and ordained by the mayor and city couiv-
cil of Baltimore, That the city of Baltimore be divided
iato the following eight wards, to wit : The first ward to
comprise all that part of the city west^^ard of Forrest-
street and Sharp-street, to the limits of the city.

Second ward — " The second ward to comprise all that
part of the city from the limits aforesaid, eastward to
Charles-street, till it intersects Pratt-street ; thence down
Pratt-street to the basin, thence with the meanders of
the basin, southwardly and westwardly with the limits
of the city to .Sharp-street.

Third ward — "The third ward to comprise all that
part of the city from the limits la^t aforesaid, as follows,
to wit : To commence at the intersection of Charles-street
and Pratt-street, and thence down Pratt-street to the
basin ; thence with the meanders of the basin to Calvert-
street; thence with Calvert-street to Lovely-lane ; thence
with Lovely -lane to South-street; thence with South-street
to Baltiniore-street ; tlience across Baltimore-street to
North-lane ; tlience with North-lane to the limits of the
city, to Charles-street.

Fourth ward — " Tlie fourth ward to comprise all that
part of the city from the limits last aforesaid, beginning
at Calvert-street dock; thence with the meanders of the
basin toSmith's-dock; thence across Pratt-street to Spear'sr
alley ; thence with Spear's-alley to Water-street ; thence
along Water-street westward to Exchange-alley; thence
with Exchange-alley to Second-street ; thence across Se-
cond-street to Tripolet'S-alley ; thence with Tripolet's-
alley to Baltimore-street ; thence with Baltimore-street to
Gay-street ; thence with Gay-street to Jones's-falls : and
thence with Jones's falls andthe limits of the city to iNorth-
lane

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f'ift/i u-arJ^—^' The fifth ward to comprise all that pjirt
ijf the city from the limits last jiforesaitl, beginning at
Smith's clock, and running thence with the meanders of
the basin to M'Elderry's-dock ; thence with M'Elderry's-
dock, and the centre Market-space to Baltimore-street;
thence crossing Baltimore-street to Ilarrison-street; thence
uith Harrison-street to Gay-street, where it intersects
Jones's-falls.

Sixth ivard — i" The sixth ward to comprise all that part
of the city from the limits last aforesaid, beginning at
M'Elderry's-dock, and running thence with the meanders
of the basin to Jones's-falls ; thence with Jones's-falls to
Philpot's-bridjje ; thence crossing Jones's-falls and run-
ning along Baltimore -street extended, and York -street to
Harford-street ; thence crossing Harford-street and con-
tinuing along Dulany-street eastward to tiie limits of tlie
city : and thence with the limits of the city to Jones's-falls;
thence with the said falls to Gay -street.

Seventh ward — "The seventh ward to comprise all that
part of the city from the limits aforesaid, beginning at Phil-
pot's-bridge, and running tlience witli the falls to the basin ;
thence with the meandeis of the basin to Allisanna-stieet:
thence with AUisanna-streetto the limits of tlie city ; and
thence with the limits of the city to Dulany-street.

Eighth uard — " The eighth ward to comprise all the
rest of the city to the south of AUisanna-street, to the
limits thereof."

Eastern precincts contain all the built parts of Balti-
more, east and north of the city boundaries «aBt of Jones's-
falls.

Western precincts occupy all the built parts of Balti-
more without thecitybounuaries west and north of Jones's-
falls.

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LIST OF

HOUSEHOLDERS' NAMES,

OCCUPdTIOJyS, JJVD RESIDEJVCES,

Abbott James, sea captain, Eden, near German street — f.f.
Abbott Michael, coidwainer, Caroline, near Fleet street—rr

F. p.
Abbott Lambert H, house joiner, 56 Market street — f. p.
Abell John S. justice of the peace, office 9 Pratt street-—

dwelling S. Eutaw, near Camden street — w. p.
Abraham Daniel, rigger, 37 Wilk street — f. p.
Abrahams Woodward, sea captain, 74 Marketstreet — f.p.
Abrahams Jacob, baker. King George street — o. t.
Abrams Abram, turner, Frederick near Second street
Ackworth Stephen, teacher, dwelling Bond near Gough

street — f. p.
Adams Alexander, sea captain, 96 Market street — f. p.
Adams John, merchant, dwelling 114 Sharp street
Adams Lyman, woolen manufacturer, North st. between

East and Union streets — o. t.
Adams Barbara, widow, grocer, 71 Harrison-street
Adams Mary, widow, Strawberry alley — f. #.
Adams George, merchant. County wharf, S. Calvert street
Adams and Swift, merchants, 11 Bowley's wharf
Adams E. merchant, dwelling St. Paul's lane extended
Adams and Jonas, merchants, 260 Baltimore street, corner

of Howard street
Adamsou John, 8 Shakspeare street — f. p.
Addison Anna, teacher. New Church street, 3 doors from

St. PauFs lane
Adlen John, labourer, Bottle alley, near Eutaw street

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Adreon Christian, merchant tailor, lOOi Baltimore-street
Afrnew Andrew, merchant, SO N. Howard street
Aiken George, jeweller, 118 Baltimore street
Aiscjuith Jdhn, justice of the peaceand one of the coroners,

13 Bank street
Aitken R(,liert, drug^st, 44 Bridge street — o. t.
Aislabie 'U'illiam, grocer, N. Howard street, two doors

from Saratoga street
Albers Soloman G. grocer, 9 M'Elderry's-wharf— dwelling

Dulany street, near Columbia garden
Albert Jacob, dwelling 37 Fayette street
Alcock Miss Elizabeth, 34 Chatham street
Alcock William J. grocer, 60 I-exington street
Alcock Sarah, w idow, 33 Bank street — f. p.
Alden Benjamin, sea captain, S Lancaster street — f. p.
Aldri;5e and Higdon, wholesale dry goods merchants, 182

Baltimore street
Alexander Ashton, physician, East st. near Washington

square
Alexander Henry, merchant, dwelling St. Paul's lane,

near Chatham street
Alexander Thomas, dry goods and grocery store, 10 Mar-
ket space
Alexander Adam, carpenter, 11 Green street — o. t.
Alford Jacob, plaisterer, 55 Green street — o. r.
Alfoid John, ])iaisterer, 4 Union street — o. r.
Alfathor Henry, brew er, 44 Waggon alley
All John, waggoner, Forrest stieet o. t.
AUegre J. B. A. next door to the corner of Water street

and Market space
Allen Isaac, cotton mannfacturer,Little York street — o.t.
Allen and Hill, printers and publishers of the "Telegraph"

37 Water street
Allen Hugh, coppersmith, 42 S. Calvert street — dwelling

Granby street — o. t.
Allen ()wen,dwellin}' 92 N- Liberty street
Allen Robert I), bricklayer, Granby street — o. t.
Allen wSaniuel, painter, 213 Bond stieet— f. p.
Allen John, mathematical instrument maker, 94 Fell'*

street — r- p.

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Allen Mary, widow, Bond near Smith street— f. p,
Allen Clother, sea captain, 8 Philpot street— f. p.
Allender Joseph, physician, 29 Fell's street — f. p.
Allender John, collector, 11 Potter street — o. T.
Alley Micajah, dwelling 41 East street
Allison Ann, widow, 76 Pratt-street
Allison John, pilot, 62 Fleet street — f. p.
Allison Robert, printer, 15 Comet street — o. t.
Ahneda Joseph, sea captain, Duke street— o. x.
Alnut James, carpenter, &8 Sharp street
Alter Adam, carpenter, 41 North street
Alvvard Sarah, widow, 108 Wolfe street— >f. p.
Alricks Hermanns, dwelling, Aisquith street — o. t.
Ambers John, plaisterer. Mulberry near Howard street
Amey George, cooper, Lexington near Howard street—

clwelling 37 North street
Ames Stitman, sawyer, Cowpen alley near Sharp street
America John, cordwainer, 53 Green street— -o. x.
Jlmerican Sf Commercial Daihj Advertiser office 4 Har_

rison street
Amey Henry, blacksmith, Baltimoi-e near Paca St.— w. p.
Amick Jacob, labourer, .S. Eutaw, near Conway st. — w. p.
Amos John, hatter, 39Bridge street— o. x. — dwelling High

street — o. t.
Anderson Joseph, hair dresser, 52 S. Charles street
Anderson Hugh, grocer, 31 S. Charles street
Anderson Henry, drayman, 116 Green street — o. t.
Anderson Andrew L. grocer, 61 Bridge street — o. T.
Anderson John, grocer, 41 Green street — 'O. x.
Anderson Nicholas, 8 Bond street- — f. p.
Anderson William J. china store, Franklin, near Eutaw

street — w. p.
Anderson W"m. H. carpenter, Green street — -yr. p.
Anderson Mary, fancy dry goods and millinery store, 9

Conewago street
Anderson John, rigger, Washington, near Fleet-st.— f. p.
Andrews Henry, sea captain. North, near Forrest st.— o t
Anthony Daniel, ship carpenter, 63 Ann street — f. p.
Appleby Mrs. boarding house, 74 Baltimore-street
Appleby Thos. cordwainer, hea4 of HoUingsworth'g dock
^B 2

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Apflebee John, rorrlv ainer, 5 Fricntlship sircet — o. t.
Aj jleman ('(iniad, wlip ir.akcr, 04 N. Howard street
Appleton Richard, w i*; and urnamental hair worker, S.

Frederick street
Appleton N. AV. & C. H. commission mercliants, next

door to Gadsby"'s Indian Queen tavern, Hanover st.
Appleton and Poor, auctioneers, next door but one to do.
Ardry WiJiiam, blacksmith, 59 Wolfe street — f. p.
Arniau Joseph, l)air dresser. 34 Market space
Arinat Christopher, dry goods store, 1 11 Baltimore street
Ar:nita;ie Benjamin, j^rocer, 33 Lexington street
Armans James, currier, 5 Cheapside
Armstrong Thomas, dry goods store, 12 Market space
Armstrong Rf>bcrt, grocer, J^ight, near Pratt street
Armstrong R. W. physician and druggist, 12 Baltimore,

corner of Harrison street — 'dwelling 2 Harrison street
Armstrong James and Son, grocers, 43 Market space
Armstrong James, jun. 24Cheapside — dwelling ^i. Calvert

st;-eet, near the city spring
Armstrong James C. High street — o. t.
Armstrong John, cordwainer, 58 Gough street — f. p.
Armstrong John, painter, 51 Market street
Armstrong John, shoe store, 133 Baltimore street
Armstrong James, cordwainer, Aisquith street— o. t-
Ainest John, pliysician, 18 N, Frederick street
Arnold John, rope maker, 122 Ann stieet-— f. p.
Arrjuit Elias, ship carpenter, G9 AUisanna street — f. p.
Arthur Damaris, widow, 72 N. Charl-es street
Arthur Mary, widow, 30 Pitt-stiect — o. t.
Ash John, carpenter, Dulany street, near Columbia garden
Ashcraft Thomas, ship carpenter, corner of VVilk and

Washington streets — * f
Ashman William, justice of the peace, office and dwelling

N. Eutaw near Saratoga st.
Ashrnore John, boot and shoe maker, G2 N. Gay st.
,\shwelJ Mary, widow, grocery and comb manufactory,

.8 N. Gay st.
^ssemblj roomsj corner oT Fast and HolTiday street
Askey William, shjp carjjrenter. 130 Wolfe street— ;/"/>
Agkcj John, jpilot, 28 Argyk-alley — r. y.

i

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Aftioe Dorotliy L. widow, 3t) Ann st. — p. p.
Athenian Society's warehouse, 80 Baltimore st.
Atkinson Isaac, flour merchant, 12 County wharf, dwel-

ling 45 N. Gav street
Atkinson Angello, boot and shoe maker, 67 Pratt street
Atkinson Ann Mary, watch and clock maker, 33 Mar-
ket space
Atkinson Isaac, carpenter. 20 Alisanna street — f- p.
Atkinson Joshua, carpenter, 75 Fleet street- — .f. p.
Atkinson Joshua, cordwainer, 74 Happy alley — f. p.
Atkinson William, sea captain, T«mple alley, near Great

York street— o t
Atwell John, sliip carpeni^er, 44 Allisanna street — f p
Atwell Nathan, ship carpenter, Washington street — -f p
Atwood Catharine, dry goods store, corner of Market and

x\llisanna streets — f p
Auckenbauglv Groft, carter, S. JEutaw, near Conewag*

street
Auld William,, sea captain, 50 E. Allisanna street — f p
Augustine Henry, letter carrier, Lombard, between Eu-

taw and Paca streets — w p
Austin Pernel, sea captain, 77 Granby street— o t
Austin Martlia, grocer, 94 N.. Howard street
Avisse Charles mercnant, 39 N. Howard street
Avers Samuel, Waterman, 101 Ann street — f p
Aywalt Catherine, seamstress, Barre street

Baarscheer AVilliam, rigger, 107 Bond street — f p
Baconais Louis, young ladies academy, 11 S. Charles st.
Bachelor Joshua, blacksmith, shop ICJO S. Charles street
Baer and Baiiy, dry goods merchants, 223i Baltimore st.
Baer Joiin, merchant, dwelling corner of Lombard and

Eutaw streets
Baer William, blacksmith, 26 Pratt street
Bagwell Thomas, sail maker, Bank street — f p
Baider Dominique, grocer, Baltimore, near Eutaw st
Bailer Mrs, 22 S. Howard street

Bain Andrew, coi<!\vainer, Mulberry, near Enlawst. w p
Bailov Evan, grocer, corner of S. Cliarle* street and Peace

alley
Bailey George and James, dru^2;ists, 224 Baltimore street
Bailey Thomas, assessor (if the United States for the 4th

collection district of Maryland, Pitt street extended
Bailey Georji^e — dwelling Kutaw, above Lexington street
Bailey John, sadler, 105 High street — o t
Bayley "NA illiam, accountant 167 High street — o t
Biiiley Elijah, brick maker, goodman, between Lee and

York streets
Bayley Elisha T. paver, N. Eutaw street — w p
Bailey George M'. Paver, N. Eutaw street — -w p
Baker Jacob, constable, Paca, near Lexington st. — -w- v.
Baker James, surveyor, 49 Jones street — o t
Baker John, ship carpenter, 84 Wilk street — f r
Baker Jolin, drayman, 31 S. Frederick street
Baker Samuel, physician, 30 Liglit street
Baker Sarah, widow, 9 Thames street — f p
Baker William and Son, merchants, 99 Baltimore street
Baker William, carter, 109 Green street — o t
Baker Thomas B. dry goods store, 2 N. Howaid street

dwelling German street, house formerly occupied by

doctor Du Butts.
Baker George S, dry goods merchant, 227 Baltimore st.

dwelling Tammany street^ next door to the rev. Mr.

Duncan's Church
Baker Charles, waterman, 21 Philpotstreet — f p
Baker James, blacksmith, 53 High street-— dwelling North

street— o t
Baker John, 30 Sharp street
Baker Peter, Tailor, Straight lane — o t
Baker Benjamin, ship joiner, 47 Wolfe street— /• /»
Balderston Ely, mercliant, 61 Smith's wharf— dwelling 51

Front street-— o t
Balderston Hugh, wheat fan maker and wire worker, 9

Hanover street— dwellinj^ Ijombard, near Hanover st.
Balderston Jonothan, wheat fan and wire factory, 12 S-

Charles gtreet— dwelling 64 Lombard street betwejen

Hanover and Sharp streets

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Baldeiston Isaiah, wheat fan and wire manufactory, 52

Front street— o t
Balderston Isaiah, jr. carpenter, Whiskey alley — iv p
Baldin George, tailor, waggon alley
Baldwin Abraham, cordwainer, corner of Lancaster street

and Argyle alley— f p
Ball Walter, painter and glazier, 18 Pratt street
Ball William, rope maker, Dulany street, near Columbia

garden
Ball Elizabeth, widow, King George near Albemarle

street— o t
Ballard and Hall, merchants, 84 Bowly's wharf
Ballard William, dwelling 111 Hanover street
Ballina Joseph, tobacconist, 53 St. Patrick's row
Baltimore Circulating Library 63 N. Howard street
Baltimore Insurance company'' s office, Water street, cor-
ner of South street
Baltimore Bank of, 154 Baltimore street
Baltimore and Fredericktown turnjiike office 39 South st.
Baltimore and Yorktoivn Turnpike office, 16 Harrison st.
Baltimore General Dispensary, 5 Conewago street
Baltimore Equitable Society for insuring houses, office 18

Baltimore street
Baltzell William, dry goods merchant, 1 Sharp street
dwelling German lane, between Hanover & Sharp sts.
Baltzell Jacob and Charles, dry goods merchants, 101

Baltimore street
Bandell George, superintendent of chimney sweeps, Pet-
ticoat alley— F p
Bandell John, block and pump maker, dwelling Petticoat

alley— F p
Bandle Michael, Liberty, near Pitt street — o T
Bandle William, cordwainer, do do

Banks Jesse, blacksmith. Bond street — f p
Banks George, sea captain, 36 Granby street — o t
Banksou Sarah, widow, SO Front street — o r
Bankson, widow, of John, 51 S. Charles street
Bangs John, shoe store, 27 Baltimore street
Banzett Christian, grocer, corner of Eutaw and Mulber-
ry streets

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Banting John, carpenter, Harford street— o t

TJa(jue iSliss Mary, Jones street, near the foot bridge-— o t

IJarbine Mary, uidow, Lee, near Forest street

Bargar John, harness maker, 1 North street

Bar;:;e Anc're •. , 54 Pratt street

Barae AViiliani. labourer, N. Eutaw street— w r

Barker William and Son, iron founders, N. Calvert near

Mulberry street
"Barkei William, ship carpenter, 101 Allisanna street—F p
Barker "William, ship carpenter, 89 Allisanna street— f i^
Barker Michael, drayman, Holliday street near Finn's

baths
Barklie Thomas, broker and commission merchant, 69

Water, corner of Commerce street
Barkley John M. plane maker, 3 Light street
Barkley J. and S. watch makers and jewellers, 46 J Balti-
more street— dwelling King Tamanny street
Barkman Margaret, widow, S. Liberty street, near How-
ard street
"Barkman John, Plumber and tin-man, 32 Market st.--/^/'
Barkman Catherine, widow, 52 Camden street
Barling Sarah, widow, Queen street— o r
Barling Joseph, merchant — dwelling Queen street near

the green tree punjp— o r
Barlow John, rigger, 9 Lancaster street — f p
Barnard John, ship joiner, 17 Shakspeare street—F r
Barnard Priscilla, widow, 24 Fell's street— a p
Barnard Jaiues, feed store, 81 Harford street— o r
Barnes James, sea captain, 15 Ann street— / j9
>3arnes I^evin P. tailor, 48 South street
Barnes AVilliam, seacaptain, 45 Fell's street---//>
Barnes W illiani, sign and ornameutai painter, 8 Bridge

fctreet — o t
Barney John H- Fountain Inn, 5 Light street — Stage

office ditto
Barney J. & W. dry goods merchants, 82 Baltimore st.
Barney Louis is, Johiubiscuit contractors, G4 South street,

and Price's wharf—//?
Barney Louis, dwelling. East, near Lemmon street
Barney John, dwelling 13 New Church street

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Barrett, John ^I. new theatre tavern, next door to the the-
atre, H(jiliday street
Barrett Patrick, cooper, 25 North street
Barrett Mary, widow, Conway, near Eutaw street
Barrett Tho)nas, printer, 54 Harrison street"
Barrett Thomas, mariner, Happy alley—/ p
Barvickman Hannah, hardware store, 3 Bridge street — ot
Barriere Joseph, sea captain, 76 E. Allisanna street — f p
Barrol James, merchant, 1 Bowley's wharf — dwelling 68

N. Charles street
Barrows Elijah P. provision store. Market street extended
w p — dwelling corner of Lexington & Eutaw streets
Barry Lavallan, clerk, 21 Bridge street — o t
Barry Robert, merchant, 12 Spear's wh*drf
Barry Staiidish, gro(!^r, 34 Baltimore street — dwelling 20

N. Gay street
Barry Richard, grocer, 3 County wharf— dwelling 23 W.

IPratt street
Barry Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, 60 Pitt street—o r
Barry John, corw ainer. Union near Pratt street—o i"
Barry Susannah, widow, 45 Saratoga street
Barting Peter, painter, 31 French street—o r
Bartlett Samuel, ship wright, Argyle alley— f p
Barton James, cof wainer, Bank street— f p
Barton Nicholas, carpenter, 101 Happy alley—F p
Bartow, rev. John V. corner of King George and Albe-
marle street—o T
Bassfurd Thomas, teacher, 64 N. Frederick street
Bassford Mrs. mantua maker and milliner, do
Bassett, Ann, widow. Milk lane, near Pitt street— o i"
Bastille John, hair dresser, 34 Market space
Basto Elizabeth, widow, Apple alley, near Lancaster 3t-F p
Bateman Amzi, fisherman, 38 Eden street— f p
Bateman Artemas, tailor, 5 Bank street
Bates ^^'illiam, attorney at law, office 3 Chatham street
Bates Joseph, marketman, bottle alley, near Eutaw street
Baum Christian, Green, near Sa>atoga street
Bausman John, 16 S. Liberty street

Batturs Richard, city auction, 229 Baltimore street—
dwellings. Liberty street

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Buughman & Hore , Monf cutters, corner of Fraukliu and

Charles s>treets
Baylor John, carpenter, Whiskey alley, near Pratt

street— w p
Baxley George, inspector kA flour, 120 Howard, corner of

Franklin street
Baxley James, millwripiht, 126 Green street™o r
Baxley John, fancy store, 36 Fell's street™F f
Baxter Collin, rigger, 15 Fleet street— > p
Baxter John, tailor, 21 Geor;2;e street— ^jj
Baylis Jane, widow, 221i Coiinewago street *
Beall John W. innkeeper, nierchants' cofTee house, 3G

South street
Beall Richard B. dry goods store, 8 N. Howard street
lieall Evan, grocer, 9 High street— o r
Beard Alexander, sea captain, 109 Bond street— /j?
Beard Hugh, paver, Union street— o r
Beard John, bootmaker, Goodman, near York street
Beaves Eleanor, widow, 32 Fell's street—//;
Beatty James, merchant and navy agent, M'Cl ure's wharf,

corner of Pratt street — dwelling N. Calvert street

extended, near Washington square
Beaty Mary, widow, 12 Pitt-street—//;
Becker rev. Christian L. pastor of the German Calvinist

church— dwelling IT Second street
Beckly Henry, dwelling 44 S. Howanl street
Beemer Elizabeth, widow, 11 Water street
Behoo John J. paint and oil store, 7 M'Elderry's wharf
Beisher Frances, widow, corner of Green and Low

streets— 0 f
Belden Amos, sail maker, dwelling 11 Potter street — o r—

sail loft Dagan's wharf
Bell Richard, sliip carpenter, 10 Fleet street—/ p
Bell John portrait and landscape painter, corner of Fleet

a;id ».aroline streets— //J
Bell Ttiomas C. miniature painter do do

lielt Tobias, sea captain, 97 Fleet street— / p
Belt Jam > and riiomus VV. ship chandler, 44 Pittst.--//^
Belt Jauica,juu. dwelling do do

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Belton William, Boarding-house, S. Gay-street.

Belton John, hair-dresser, 71 Bond street.

Bender William, F. carpenter, 19 Lancaster street—/ jp.

Benjamin Solomon, fancy store, 43 Wilk street — ■/. p.

Benner George, porter cellar, under 36 South street-
dwelling 72 Granby street — o. t.

Benner John, tobacconist, Ruxton lane.

Benner Mary C. 3 Green corner of Pitt street — o. t.

Bennett Geoi-ge, carpenter, Vulcan alley.

Bennett Matthew, merchant, 20 Fells street — 'f. p.

Bennett Patrick, Paca, near Mulberry street.

Bennett Rebecca, widow, Argyle alley — -f. j5,

Bennett Thomas B. sea captain, 59, Green street — o. t.

Benson James, oil and paint store, 59 St. Patrick's row.

Benson Peter, 75 N. Liberty street.

Benson Stephen, ship carpenter, 105, Wolfe street — -f p

Benson Joseph, ship carpenter, 8 New Church street.

Benson John, potter, Dulany street, near Columbia Gar-
den.

Benson Samuel, merchant tailor, 92 Baltimore street.

Benton Thomas, waterman, 1 Philpot street — -f p

Bentalou Paul, N. Eutaw N. Fayette street.

Benteen Charles, grocer, N. Calvert street, near the city
spring

Eerkheyer Philip, cai-ter, 60 Bond street, fp

Bernahrd Henry, American silk button manufactory, 9
Second street.

Bernabeu John J. dwelling 86 Sharp street

Bernard Louis W. Wilk street n^'ar the bridge

Berry John, biick-maker, S. W. corner of Lee and Sharp
streets, head of the basin

Berry John M. carpenter, German, near Green street — w p

Berry Robert, pilot, 125 Wolfe street—/;;

Berry Thomas D. grocer, Washington, near Paca

street — it? p
Berney Hettey, boarding house, 34 Bond street— /p

Berry Richard, mariner, 36 Allisanna street— fp
Berry Elizabeth, widow, Green, near Baltimore
street — w p

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lierteau & Hanney, merchant tailors, 37 South street
Bertcau Peter, 32 do do

Betts Enoch, cut nail manufactory. Queen street near

Pratt street bridp;e— o t
Betts Solomon, mercliant, 93 Bowley's wharf — dwelling

St. Paul'^ lane near Cliatham street
Betts Stephen, sea captain, TO Ann street — -f p
Bevan Ricliard, grocer, 87 Hanover street
Beveri^e John, tailor, Potter, near Pitt street — o t
Biays James, mercha;it, 25 Thames ^3trcet — f j)
Biays Joseph, merchant, 31 Fells street — -fp

Biehr , mariner, 8 W. Allisanna street/;;

Bier Jacob, cashier of the Marine bank, 44 Market

street — -f p
Bigham Gordon, dry goods store, 253 Baltimore street
Bigeo Paul, 48 S. Calvert street
Biggart Samuel, carpenter, Pitt street, near Harford

run — 0 t
liigger Gilbert, watchmaker, 115 Baltimore street
Bigelow Henry, merchant, 77 Bowley's wharf
Billings Samuel, cordwainer, 74 Green street — o t
Billington James, cabinet maker. Milk lane — o t
Billups Robert, sea captain, 17 S. Chailes street
Bilson John, plaisterer, Pearl, near Fayette street — w p
Billash Samuel, mariner. Petticoat alley, near Bank

street — -f p
Binyan Thomas, carter, 66 Happy alley—//)
Bird William C. grocer, corner of Mulberry street and

Larew's alley
Birckhead Solomon, physician, 5 Chatham street
Bishop Susannah, widow, "Wolfe, near Allisanna street//)
Bisiiop EU/.abeth, widow, 24 Ann street — -f p
Bishop Richard, painter, 67 Fleet street — fp
Bitto CJiristian, ship carpenter, 54 Happy alley — fp
Bivins Mary, Pitt street, near Harford run — u t
Bi/.ot Henry, inn keeper, 28 Fells street — -fp
Bixler l)a\id, tobacconist, 51, dwelling 57 N. Howard

street
Biscoe James, Hardware store, 168^ Baltimore street —

dwellinir Franklin street

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Black James, teacher of languages, Fish market

Black Thomas, merchant, 21 N.Howard, corner of Fa

jette street.
Black Samuel, whip, cane and spectacle manufacturer,

212 Baltimore street.
Blades Edmund, ship carpenter, 78 WilTc street — fp
Blades George, ship carpenter, 77 Fleet street — -fp
Blades Benjamin, do do do

Bland Theodoricka, Judge of the sixth judicial district,
dwelling Paca, between Lexington and Saratoga
streets — >w p
Blair & Dall, wholesale dry goods merchants, 14 S, Cal-
vert street
Bh-^ir y\ illiam, merchant, dwelling 43 Front street — o t
Bleakly Matthew, millwright. Mulberry street near Bal-
timore college
Blondel John M. jeweller, 10 Bond street—/^)
Boehm Charles L. Washington square
Boehm Charles, confectioner, 130 Baltimore street
Boggs Alexander L. dry goods store, 19 Baltimore street
Boggs Hermanus, dry goods store, 69 Baltimore street
Boggus Robert S. boot maker, ITS Baltimore street-
dwelling N. Eutaw street
Bolgiano Francis W. baker, 69 S. Frederick street
Bolin Roger, carpenter, corner of Wilk street and Hap-
py alley—//?
Bollman Thomas, baker and grocer, corner of Water

street and Public alley
Bolte John, broker, second, near South street — dwelling

173 High street — o t
Bolton Henry, sea captain, 72 Market street — -f p
Bolten Francis, meal seller, Harford street — o t
Bond Augustine, merchant, dwelling 47 W. Pratt street
Bond Barnet, carter, Gough street — f p
Bond James, corner of Bond and Thames streets — -f p
Bond John, tailor. Potter street — o t
Bond Peter, merchant, 9 Bridge street — o t
Bond Eleanor, widow, 65 Pratt street
Bond Edward F. Queen's v.are store, 44 N. Howard
street

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Bond "William, carpenter, 74 Front street — u i

Bond Benjamin, clerk 84 Green street — u t

Boneer Frederick, Lee, near Goodman street

Bonerd John P. corner of Camden and S. Ilov.ard streets

Bonn Philip, block and pump maker, M'Clure's vharf

Bonnefin & vSiinpson, grocers, iGSBallimorc street

Bonner Hugh, coppersmith, 49 south street

Bonnet Joseph, merchant, 49 St. Patiicks'row

Bookhuls, Eli'/.abeth, widow, Goodinan, near Montgomery

street^-/ h
Boon Benjamin, cordwainer, Lee, near Goodman street •
Booth Leigh Roy, mariner, Caroline, near W'ilk

street — -f p
Booth Addison, drayman, 24 Green street — o t
Booth V.'illiam, do do do

Base John, carter. Bridge, near Forrest street — o t
Boss Ilezekiah, pilot, 70 Wolfe street — f p
Bosley James, mercliant, counting; house, 44 S. Gay

street
Bosley Daniel, bacon store, 18 Market space — dwelling

corner of Granby and Salisbury streets — o t
Boston Jesse, cordwainer, German, near Bond streets — fp
Boston Bartholomew, piaua forte maker, 35 Saratogo

street
Bouchet Anthony, cutler, 70 N. Howard street
Boughan Augustine, merchant, 99 Bowley's wharf —

dwelling 47 Pratt street
Bounds Joseph, sea captain, 9 Philpot street — fp
Bouis John, tin manufactory, 18 N, Gay street
Bouldin Je'mi, city surveyor, Wasliiiigton scjuare — dwel-
ling Holliday street
Bourdaon Daniel, carpenter, 10 Lancaster street — J p
Courj.dly &, Jamet, £6 Calvert street
Boury Lewis, sea captain, 0 Qiieeii street— /y>
Boury Lewis, boarding house, 42 Market space
Bowen Elizabeth, widow, 93 High street — » t
Bowen Pitt E. paver, N. Eutaw street — w p ^
Bowen Richard, cordwainer, King George street — o t
Bowen Joshua, 80 High street — u t
Bowers William, Fleet, near Washington street—/^

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Bowers Henry, cooper, corner of Bridge street and the

York turnpike road
Bowers Martin, grocer, Bridge, near East street- — o t
Bowersox George, Franklin street — iv p
Bowie James, sea captain, Milk lane — -o t
Bowyer John, fisherman, S. Eutaw, corner of Cafiide.a

street — w p
Boyce Hugh, mariner, 47 Fleet street — -f p
Boyce Theodore R. S. livery stable keeper, 21 German

street
Boyce Hannah, widow, 16 Pratt street
Boyd James P. attorney and counsellor at law, office,

Washington square
Boyd Alexander- H: attorney at law, office Washington

squaie— dwelling New Church street, near St. Pauls'

lane
Bayd Andrew, 23 Chatham street
Boyd Ann, widow. Holiday, near East street
Boyd Peter, soap and candle manufacturer — store 20 AI-

bermarle street — manufactory runs back to Stillhouse

street — o t
Boyd Jeremiah L. carpenter, St. Paul's lane continued
Boyd Joseph, hatter, Eutaw street — w p
Boyd Matthew, cordwainer, 3 Thames street — -f p
Boyd John, ship carpenter, 80 Wilk street — -f p
Boyd Samuel, Aveaver, 25 Ruxton lane
Boyer Jacob, clerk, 63 Albermarle street — o t
Boyle Francis, dry goods store, 1 S. Calvert street
Boyle George S. lottery and exchange office, 1 Soutli

street
Boyle Thomas, sea captain, Queen, near Granbj

street — o t
Boyle Lilly, widow, Union, near North street — o t
Brackenridge H. M. attorney and counsellor at law, St-.

Paul's lane, next door to the post office
Bracken John, carter, N. Eutaw street — w p
Bradenbaugh John, soap and candle manufactory. Fish

street near Gay
Bradbury Stephen, rigger, 27 George street—^p
Bradebock Jacob, cordwainer, Bauks treet— /p
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Bradchouse Conrad, locksniitli, 3i2 Sliakspeare street— /jr

Bradlee Isaac, bricklayer, Vulcan alley

Bradley Robert II. clothier, 50 Market space

Bradley John, tailor, TG .S. Charles street

Bradley Robert, ship carpenter, Happy alley, near Fleet

street—//?
Brady Sylvester, Paver, Strawberry alley, near Wilk

street—//)
Bragger Henry, sea captain, 21 Thames street—/ ja
Branan Thomas, carpenter, Ha])py alley—//?
Branan William, blacksmith, 86 S. Cl>arles street
Branan John, sea captain, £2 Great York street— of
Branan John, cordwainer, 56 Gough street--//;
Brano Joseph, proprietor of tlie Washington museum, 48

Market space
Branson Owen, grocer. 111 Ilii^h street— o t
Branson William, hatter, 131 Baltimore street
Brant William, ship carpenter, Eden street--//!
Brawner Daniel, turner, 3 Jones street— o t
Bready Ann, widow, grocer, county wharf—//?
Breitenoder Martin, baker, 33 Bond street—//?
Brent Jacob, merchant, dwelling 12N. Liberty street
Brevitt John, justice of the peace, 26 Cliatham street
Brevitt Joseph, physician, 74 High street-— o t
Brewer & Jamart, innkeepers, 5 Tish-market
Biewer Nicholas, tailor, 27 Fells street — -fp
Biice John, deputy collector of the port of Baltimore,

dwelling N. Calvert street, near Ihe city spring
Brice Nicholas, attorney and counsellor at law, New

church street, opposite the court) ouse yard
Brice Henrv, merchant, 12 Light street wharf — dwelling

92 Pratt street
Bridge Isabella, widow, French street— o t
B; i;;igs James, mariner, Happy alley—//)
Briggs William, carter, 56 Harrison street
Biinkman John, stevadore, Smitli street, near Apple al-
ley—//?
Brinkett William B. woolen, manufacturer, corner of

Eden and Bank streets — fp
Briscoe & Patrige, merchants, 12 Eowleys' wkarf

lib

Briscoe Samuel, laercliant, dwelling 8 Front street— o f
Briscoe J(>i:ej)b, sawyer, 28 Granbv street — o t
Briscoe Alexander, currier, 102 VV. Pratt street
Briscoe Alexander, boot maker, Water, near Gay street
Briscup Tliomas, merchant, dwelling 57 Front street— o t
Britton John, Temple alley— oi
Brizard Charles, cabinet maker, 33 S. Charles street
Broadfoot Cassandra, mantua-maker, N. Charles, near

Conewago street
Bi*om\vell William, jr. 8c co. lumber merchants and wheat

fan makers and wire weavers, 17 M'Elderry's

wharf— dwelling Albemarle street— o t
Broom Henry, mariner, Wilk, near Bond street—//?
Broomfield Edward, nailer, Eden street—//*
Brosius Michael, dwelling Jones street, near the foot,

bridge— -0 t
Brotherton Thomas, cordwainer, 79 Harrison street
Broughton Noah, carpenter, Ross street— -?t'j9
Brown Alexander & son, merchants, 128 Baltimore

street
Brown Catherine, widow, 113 High street— o t
Brown David, dwelling 66 Pitt street— o ^
Brown Dorothy, widow, straight lane— o t
Brown Edward, tanner, Jones street— o t
Brown George, physician, Holliday street, opposite the

theatre
Brown George J. brewer. King George street — o t
Brown Thomas, ship carpenter, W^olfe street—//?
Brown Jacob, tailor, 50 Light street
Brown Jacob, carpenter, N. Eutaw, near Franklin street
Brown M.ary, widow, 65 North street— o t
Brown Samuel, teacher, New church, near Charles street
Brown Sarah, widow, Washington square
Brown Stewart, lumber merchant, O'DonnePs wharf- —

dwelling Holliday street
Brown William, plaister of paris manufacturer, dwelling

109 High street— 0 t
Brown & Wilson, merchants, 63 Smith's wharf
Brown Josiah, merchant, duelling Albemarle street— ©<
Brov/n Jesse, mariner, 43 Market street--//?

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Brown John, ship carpenter, 1 Sliak^peare street— /p
Brown Josiah, merchant, dwelling 41 Albejnarle

street— o f
Brown Ann, milliner, 62 S. Charles street
Brown John, innkeeper, Garrick hotel, 2GN. Gay street
Brown P^liy.ab(;th, w idow, 70 Pitt street— o t
Brown John, cordwainer. Cider alley, near Eutaw street
Broun Hannah, 3 AUisanna street—//?
Brown Morgan, grocer, corner of Allisanna and Wolfe

streets— //>
Brow n Adolphus, clerk, 66 Wilk street—/ p
Brown John E. silversniith, Baltimore street-"dwclling

38 Green .street— of
Brown & Allev, wholesale shoe dealers, 177 Baltimore st.
Brown Amos, dwelling 12 S. Howard street, two doors

from the hank
Brown Alexander, merchant, dwelling Chatham street,

near St. Pauls lane
Brow n Elizabeth, widow, 20 S. Howard street
Brown Joseph, merchant tailor, 38 S. Calvert street
Browne Frances, bonnet maker, 14 Fayette street
Browne Elisha, dry goods merchant, 217 Baltimore street
Browning Ritson, carpenter, 6^; Sharp street
Browning John H. hardwaie merchant, 2 Fells, corner of

Market sti eet--/ p
Browning, P. G. constable and deputy marshal, 70 Sharp

street
Bruce Robert, carpenter, 24 Welcome alley
Brufi' William, broker, dwelling 67 Pitt street — o t
Brune and Danneman, merchants, 63 South street
Brune Frederick W. Danith vice consul, 22 Commerce st.

dwelling 131 Hanover street
Brunelot B. dancing master, 3 Commerce street
Brunet John F. tailor and clothier, 74 Cumberland row
Bruscup John, dry goods store, 27 Baltimore street — dwel-
ling Front street— 0 t
Bruner&.Co. sugar refiners, corner S. Howard and Pratt

stre-jts
Brundige Henry, physician and druggist, 202 Baltimore st.

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Brundi2;e Vose & Co. merchants, 83 Bowley's wharf
Brundige I. dwelling 94 Sharp street

Brundijfe William & Henry, druggists, opposite Gadsbj's
Indian queen tavern, Baltimore street— dwelling Ha-
nover near Barre street
Bryson John, bricklayer, 98 Green street-^-o t
Bryson Natlian G. corner of North and Green sts.— -o t
Buchan Ann, milliner, 114 Baltimore street
Buchanan James, merchant, 101 Sharp street
Buchanan James A. dwelling Washington square
Buclianan Miss Margaret, 21- N. Gay street
Buchanan Edward, 19 Front street— o t
Buchanan Jar.ies A. & Co. merchants, 9 Light st. wharf
Buchanan William. Barnet, near Charles street
Buchanan Robert, boot maker, 174 Baltimore st. — dwel-
ling Calvert street
Buck Benjamin, sail maker, dwelling Queen st.— o t
Buck John, carpenter, Exeter street— (j t
Buck William, millwright, Bath street — meadow
Buck Samuel, butcher, Bank street, corner of .Strawberry

alley — -/ p
Buck John, butcher, 63 Caroline street—/ p
Buck &, Hedrick, sail makers, 14 County wharf
Buck Jacob, tailor and clothier, 60 Cumberland row
Buckingham Levi, carpeater, Vulcan alley
Buckler Humphrey', soap and candle manufactory, 15

Front street — o t
Bucklin & Oliphant, merchants, 91 Bowley's wharf
Bucklin & Oliphant, domestic warehouse, corner of N.

Charles and Baltimore streets
Bucklin John (". dwelling 12j Hanover street
Buddy Peter, boarding house, 28 Fells street—/ p
Buel A. D. dry goods store, 70 Baltimore street
Bull John, saddler, GO N. Frederick street
Bull William & Jarrett, grocers, 23 N. Howard street
Bull William, dwelling Pearl street— tt»^j
Bull George, dwelling Bottle alley, near S. Howard st.
Uunhury M. S. sea captain, dwelling Queen street, near
Pi'att street bridje— a t

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Rundy James, rigger, comer of Smith and Caroline

streets—//?
Buntiiio; Jamori, hatter, Tripolet's alley
Bunyic Robert, teacher of music, IS. Calvert street ex-
tended
Burges John, grocer, Dulany street, near Columbia garden
Burgcs John, rigger, 48 Apple alley— /^^
Burgess V'achel, wood corder, corner of Camden and

Charles streets
Bur'TOyne Ann, widow, 22 Lexington street
Burk Jacob, currier, dwelling 32 Sharp street
Burk Thomas, painter and glazier, 26 \V. Allisanna

street—/ p
Burk Margaret, widow, 34 North street
Burke David, boat builder, 4 George street—/ p
Burke Nicholas, carpenter, 75 Liberty street
Burke William, dwelling corner of Pratt and Charles

streets
Burke Margaret, teacher, 46 N. Liberty street
Burke Margaret, 15 Ann street—/ p
Burland, Mary, widow, 29 Albemarle street— of
Burn James, custom house officer, dwelling 9 Allisanna

street—/ p
Burneston Isaac, merchant, corner of S. Howard and Bal-
timore streets— dwtUing Chatham near Liberty st.
Burnham Samuel, cordwainer, 29 Water street
Burnham Benjamin, rigger, Bond street—//?
Burnett Mary, widow, inn keeper, 25 Fells street—/ p
Burns Eli/,abeth, widow, 41 Waggon alley
Burns Samuel, flour merchant, 11 S. Eutaw street
Burns Samuel, sail maker, dwelling' Little York st.— of
Burns Timothy, mill stone maker, Larew's alley
Burns Charles, carter, Argyle alley, near Fleet st.—-f p
Burrall Cliailes, post master, St. Paul's lane
Burrill Tlieophalis & Co. shoe store, 103 Baltimore street
Burroughs Hugh, J)uke street— of
Burt Andrew, teller of the Union bank, dwelling St.,

Paul's lane
Burton John, callico pripter, 12 LexingtoQ street

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Burton Eleanor, fancy store, 84 Bond street—/^
Bushey George, house carpenter, f earl, near Fayette

street— it'/?
Bustle Georoe, mariner, 37 Happy alley-/ p
Buttler James, carpenter, Potter stieet— o t
Butler John, rope maker, Smith street—-/ p
Butler Samuel, dwelling Green street, west of new mar-
ket IV p

Butler Joseph, pilot, corner of Ann and Lancaster

streets—/ p
Butler John, blacksmith, Welcome alley, near Sharp st.
Butt Henrietta, widow, 39 Hap;;*/ alley—/ p
Button Elias, stevadore, 6 E. Allisanna street—//?
Button George, tinman. Petticoat alley—/" p
Byrne, widow of Columbus I. grocer, Pratt, next door to

Charles street
Byrne Terence, teacher, VVilk, near Bond street— f p
Byrne Thomas, shoe store, 633 N. Howard street
Byrnes Samuel, merchant, dwellings. Eutaw street

c

Cain Daniel, carpenter, Petticoat alley— /"p

Caldwell John, attorney and counsellor at law, ojEce

Washington square
Caldwell Jam.es, merchant, dwelling S. Eutaw, near Pratt

street
Caldwell Thomas & Co. merchants, 3 Spears wharf
Caldwell Joseph, cabinetmaker, 11 South street— -dwel

ling adjoining Mrs. Wintkle's tavern, Holliday st.
Caldwell Mary, widow, 27 Green street— 0 t
Calhoun Lydia, widow, 25 East street
Calhoun James, sen. president of the Chesapeake com-

/ pany, 90 Baltimore street
Calhoun James, jr. 9 Light street wharf
Callaghan John, boarding house, 51 South street
Callender John A. tobacconist, 40 Market space
Callen Jane, teacher, Mulberry, near Howard street

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Callenilcr John, plaistercr, North near rnioii street— of
Calleiuler James, buokbiinler, Dulaiiy street, near Colum-
bia jiarden— r> t
Callender John, plaisterer, Forrest near Bridge street — o t
Camp William, cabinet maker, 26 Water street
Campbell & Ritchie, merchants, l6l Baltimore street
Campbell James, merchant, dwelling l6l Baltimore st.
Campbell William, merchant tailor, corner of South and

Water streets
Campbell George, mariner, Argyle alley— //>
Campbell Rebecca, grocery and cook shop, 64 Bridge

street— 0 t
Campbell James, carter, Pitt street, near Harford run— o t
Campbell Jane, grocer, Liberty near Pitt street— o t
Campbell Samuel, pewterer. Potter, near Union street— of
Campsall Michael, livery stables, 22— dwelling 24 N. Li-
berty street
Canby Hannah, widow, SO Fleet street— / p
Caadolle Andrew, grocer, 17 George street—^ p
Canne Anthony, 24 Fleet street— f p
Cannon William, mercliant, 10 Cheapside— dwelling N^-,

Calvert street, near the city spiing
Capilander Nicholas, mariner, 56 Ann street—/ p
Capito Peter, Goodman, near Hill street— //t
Capito Christian, grocer, Baltimore, near Paca st.—w p
Capoot Jeremiah, cooper, German street— ?r p
Cappeau Joseph, wholesale dry goods store, 15 S. Calvert

street
Capprise Joseph, ship carpenter, 85 AUisanna street—//^
Carey James, corner of Sharp and Lon\bard streets
Carey Samuel, merchant, 16 Bowley's wharf
Carrey Joseph, boarding house, 19 (ieorge street— /u
Carman William, slate yard, lower end of M'Elderry's

wharf
Cams Peter, merchant, dwelling 1 10 Pratt street
Carnaham George, wood corder, Straight lane— o t
Carnighan James, house and sign painter, 32 N. Frede-
rick street
Carner John F. tobacconist, Lee, near S. Charles street

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Can- Joseph, music store, 36 Baltimore street
Carr John, ship carpenter, 8 E. Allisanna street— //>
Carr William, blacksmith, 47 S. Frederick street
Carr Archibald, 47 Fell's street—/;?
Carr Jacob, superintendant of chimney sweeps, S. E. cor-
ner of Goodman & Montgomery streets — fh
Carr George, mariner, Argyle alley, near Allisanna

street — -fp
Carrere John, merchant, East, near Lemmon street
Carrick M. & A. mantuamakers, 2 S. Calvert street
Carrol Patrick, grocery, 4 Cheapside
Carrol Robert, rigger, Lancaster street — -f p
Carroll Ann, widow, corner of Hanover and Conway sts.
Carroll John W. H. clerk, dwelling N. Charles, near Sa-
ratoga street
Carroll James, blacksmith, dwelling 9 Green street — o t
Carroll John, bricklayer, Vulcan alley
Carroll James, Green, near Saratoga street — w p
Carroll Thomas, carpenter, 47 S. Frederick street
Carroll Aquilla, constable, at Hart's tavern, near Bal-
timore street bridge
Carson Andrew, Great York street — o t
Carson George, Green, near French street — o t
Carson John, carpenter, Hai-ford street — o t
Carter Clement, coach maker. King George street- — o t
Carter John, carpenter. Union, near North street — o t
Cartee S. milliner, 189i Baltimore street
Carter William B. baker and grocer, corner of Pitt and

High streets — o t
Carty Josiah, hatter, 8 Union street — o t
Carutliers Robert, drayman. Temple alley — o t
Casay John, cooper, M'CIure's wharf — dwelling 3 Comet

street — 9 t
Casey Robert, 10 Hanover street
Casey William, cooper, dwelling 34 High street-—© t-—

shop 29 George street — -f p
Cassady Daniel, labourer, Caroline, near Fleet street — -fp
Cassard Gilbert, cooper & grocer, head of O'Donnel's
wharf

w

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C^athell Clement, iil Allisanna street— ^'ja

Cathell %N'illiani, sea captain, 74 Allisanna street — f p

Catherall ^Villianl, cooper, 14 Philpot street — -//;

Cator John, brick maker, Barre, second door tVoni Siiarp

street
Caton Richard, King George street — o t
Causten Isaac, merchant, 27 Bridge street — o t
Causteu James H. merchant, Pratt, corner of Frederick

street
Caughy Patrick, merchant, corner of Franklin street and

Hookstown road — -w j>
Caughei Bernard, grocer, 122, Bond street — fp
(.'avenaugh Peter, innkeeper, 61 S. Frederick street
Cave &. Munroe, cabinetmakers, 31 Harrison street
C'avey Margaret, Eden, near Bank street — -f p
Cecil AVilliam, labourer, Happy alley — fp
Caspari Jacob, hair dresser, 69 N. Howard street
Chabot Gabriel H. tailor, 55 Queen street — -f p
Chafee Nathan M. flour merchant, 85 ^ N. Howard street —

dwelling 22 Lombard street
Chalmers James, inspector of butter and lard, Eutaw, near

Lombard street
Chalmers John, dwelling opposite the court house, New

Church street
Chaille Peter, cordwainer, 12 Fells street — -f p
Chalumeau Charles A. sea captain, 21 Queen street — o t
Chambers Daniel, rope store, 65 Market space, cornc • of

Pratt street
Chambers Dauiel, rope store, corner of Bond and Thame.^

streets — -f p
Chamberlain JSamuel, North street — w p
(.'hamplin John, sea captain, 33 Ann street — fp
Chapman Mary, corner of Pearl and Bath streets
Chance Jolm, carpenter. Bond, near Smith street — f p
Chandlee Benjamin, clock maker, 98 High street — u t
Chapman George, dry goods store, 97 Baltimore street
Chapman Jonathan, fancy and dry goods store, 50 Bond

street — f p
Chappeau Charles, dry goods merchant, 53 Baltimore st.

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Chatard Peter, physician, 21 Saratoga street
Chase Thorndick, merchant, 39 Thames street— /p
Chase Hannah C. widow, corner of Lexington and Eutaw

streets
Chase Barzilla, «ea captain, 57 Ann street— /p
Charles Christopher, rigger, Iiappy alley— />
Charter James, sea captain, 55 Market street— /j>
Chariier Jaques.gun smith, 22 "^Vater street
Chapman Christopher, rope store, 7 Fells street—/;?—

dwelling upper end of Bond street do.
Chapman Amos, grocer, corner of Great York and Front

streets— 0 t
Chase & Tilyard, dry goods store, 4 S. Calvert street
Chase Thomas, auctioneer, corner of vS. Frederick and

Second stxeets
Chappell Thomas, haker* 97 Camden streec
Chappell John, Conway, near Hanover street
Chappe Joseph, physician, 24 Fleet street—/;)
Chayter Daniel, sea captiiii, 19 Fleet street— //>
Chaney Cornelius, 57 Green street— o t
Chapman Nathaniel^ marketman, Aisquith street-^-o f
Chapman Josenh, grocer, 17 Market space
Chenoweth Richard B. blacksmith. Plowman street-
dwelling 47 Front street— o t
Cheney Abel, grocer, Montgomery street---/ h
Cheston Daniel, Straight lane— o t
Cheston James, merchant, dwelling corner of Lee & Sharp

streets
Chevolleau Francis, Wilk street, near the bridge
Chiappi Joseph, physician, 72 Harrison street.
Child Williavi, mt-rchant, 88 BoAvley's wharf
Childs Thomas, carpenter, corner of Sharp and Barre

streets
Childs James, otevadore, Argyle alley—/;;
Church John, cordwainer, S^lilk lane— o>
Churchman Mary, milliner, 31 Bridge street— o *
Churchman Eni-ch, 23 Green street— o t
Church Sarah, widow, Paca street, ns^ar New Market— ir«
Church Lewis, spar maker, 21 Happy alley— /p

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Chowninft William, mariner, Dulanj street near Colum-
bia Garden
Churnside VV illiam, Sharn, near Lombard street
City Baths, corner of Bath &, Hollidav streets
City Bank, N. K. corner of Gay and Second streets
Clackner Frederick, mariner, 112 Ann street—/;?
Clap Enoch, merchant, Bowley's wiiaif— dwellin'- 4C

Hanover street °

Clark Joseph, innkeeper. 11 ^Market space
Clarke James, teacher, Bridge, near East street— o t
Clark Ann, boarding house, 10 Harrison street
Ciark Francis, labourer, N. Eutaw street— ir p
Chuk Marv, Dutch alley
Clark John, grocer, S Sharp street
Clarke John & N. merchants, 206 Baltimore street

'"' '-— 1 •' I -^. i-

l/larke Stcpncn, lotterv uiucc^ uouuBcuer anu sutuunri,

122 Baltimore street — dwelling 10 Harrison street
Clarke William, boot and shoe maker, C4 Cumberland row
Clarke Andrew, paper hanger, Bath street, near the falls
Clark Johnson, grocery, Paca street near New Mar-
ket— ic p
Clar):e Alexander, sea captain, 8 Fleet street— /;>
Clarke James, lumber merchant, dwelling Caroline, near

German street— /ja
Clarke John L. sea captain, 57 King George street— o t
Clarke Mary Ann, widow, Green, near French street— o f
Clarke Eii/.iiheth, widow, Bridge, near East street— o t
Clarke Hannah, widow. do do

Clarkson Richard, band box inanufactor}-, opposite the Afri-
can Academy, Sharp street
Classon John, porter cellar, 7 B;>nd street
Claudis Peter, blacksmith, 52 l^exington street
Claugherty John, labourer, S. Eutaw ;.treet-— <r /;
Clapham Jonas, nuithant, Tn. Eutaw, near Baltimore

street
Clayton Richiird, cordwa-ner, 111, Camden street
Clackner Joseph, sea captain, 55 Allisanna street— /p
Clackner Adam, jr. bricklayer. King George street— o t
Clackner Adam, senr. Ho do

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Claxtou Tiiovoas W. tailor^ ~"-yette street
Clempstead William, mariher, 72 Apple alley— //J
Gierke James H. cordwainer, George street—^/?
Clement Nicholas, hatter, dwelling' 7 Bank street
Clendinen William H. physician, corner of Ann and Lau-

caster streets—/;;
Cleveland Seth, sea captain, 127 Wolfe street— /y
Cline Catherine, grocer, corner of Wolfe and AUisanna

stteets— /j3
Clingman John, hat store and manufactory, 6 Market space
Slondsley Thomas, grocer, 108 W. Pratt street
Cloney James, grocer, 16 Lancaster street—//)
Clopper Peter, sail maker, 58 Albemarle street— o t
Clopper Andrew, merchant, 7 Bowley's wharf— dwelling

N. Calvert street, near the city spring
Closson John, porter cellar, 7 Bond street—//;
Clonet John B. merchant tailor, 35 George street—//?
Coates William, stevadore, 28 Market street— //J
Ooates Hannah, 50 Fayette street

Coale and Maxwell, booksellers and stationers, 204 Balti-
more street
Coale Edward J. dwelling Mulberry street
Coates Daniel, nail maker, dwelling 66 High street— o t
Cobb Lyman H. grocer. Light street whart
Cochran William & Comegys, 153^ Baltimore street
Cochran William, dwelling do do

Cochran Thomas, blacksmith, 21 Philpot street— //J
Cochran Samuel, shoemaker, 59 Harrison street
Cochrane John T. mariner, Larew's alley
Cockey Thomas, ship carpenter, 63 AUisanna street— //i
Cock Matthew T. ship carpenter, 22 Ann street-'-fp
^Cohen Philip I. dwelling 110 Baltimore street
Cohen J. Ljunr. lottery & exchange office, 110 Baltimore

street
Cole William, merchant, 25 second street— -dwelUng S.

Gay, near Second street
Cole William, tailor, Liberty, near Pitt street— o t
Cole George, chair maker, 6 High street — o t
Cole Rebecca, widow, 38 Green street — ot
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Cole Thomas, shipwright, Wolf street— o t

Cole Thomas, merchant, 46 PitiTstreet— / j>

Cole Frederick, ri;iiier, 23 Bond street—//;

Cole James A. teacher, Bank, near Bond street— f p

Cole John, bookseller, dwelling 176 Baltimore street

Coale \Villiam II. tailor, 62 Cumberland row

Cole Thomas, tanner & currier. Potter street^o t

Cole Benjamin, mariner, Bank street, near Strawberry

alley—//)
Cole Frederick, chair maker, 8 High street — o t
Cole Samuel, auctioneer, dwelling Milk Lane, between

Great York, &, Pitt streets — o t
Coleman Joseph, ship joiner, 39 Philpot street — -fp
Coleman John, sea captain, 14 Queen street—//?
Coleman Fanny, 13 Wiik street—//)
Coleman John, slater, Dulany street, near Columbia gar-
den
Colmes Andrew, mariner, 19 Thames street—//?
Collins James, grocer. Liberty, near Pitt street— o t
Collins Edward, carter. Chamberlain's alley, near Eutaw

street
Collins James W. carpenter, N. Charles, near Barnet

street
Collins Benjamin, sail maker, dwelling Little York

street— 0 t
Collins Thomas, cooper, M'Clure's wharf
Collins Charles, mariner, 40 Allisanna street— f p
Collins Joseph, cooper, Eutaw, near Franklin street
Collins George, carpenter, Vulcan alley
Collins John, plaisterer. North, near Union street---© t
College >St. Mary^s^ Hookstown road— -ir p
College Baltimore, Mulberry, near Charles street
Calvin Samuel, 8 Bridge street — o t
Calvin Richard, Great York str<et— o t
Calvlu John, do do

Commercial Insurance office, S. Gay, near Water street
Commercial and Farmers' Bank, comer of S. Howard and

German streets
■C- Comcgys, Falconer & Co. merclumte, 190 Baltimore sfr.

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Comegys Jesse, baker, 79 Granby street— o t
Comegys William, coachmaker, 32 Water street— dwel-
ling 15 Commerce street

Oomegys John G. merchant, dwelling 135 Baltimore street

ComtejSIrs. B, 37 N. Charles street

Constable Charles, lumber merchant, Light street wharf —
dwelling comer of Lee and Goodman streets

Constable George, lumber merchant, dwelling 96 Sharp
street

Conn Daniel, carpenter, Aisquith street— o t

C*bnnely Thomas, button mould manufactory, corner of
Howard street and Bottle alley

Connolj Henry, ship carpenter, H.appy alley— /^;

Connelly Patrick, cooper. Star alley, near Wilk street—/^

Conley Mary, 60 Cumberlaiid row

Conway William, grocer, 35 Market space—iron store 72
Pratt street, near Bowleys wharf

Connor John, cordwainer, French, near Jones street — o t

Connor Ann, widow, 14 Union street— o t

Connor Daniel, merchant, 14 S. Gay street

Conrod John, chair maker, 43 N. Gay street

Conie Madame, 84 Caroline street— ^'p

Cook George, clothier. Public alley

Cook Hosanna, widow, Saratoga, near Howard street

Cook Samuel, grocer, corner of Paca and Fayette streets^ —
dwelling Mulberry, near Howard street

Cook Elisha, carpenter, N. Eutaw street— zr ji

Cook John L. printer, dwelling 90 Pitt street — o t

Dook Robert, sea captain. Little York street— o t

Cook Samuel, merchant, Lexington street, near New
Market

Cook William, auction and commission store, 8 Market
space

Cook Frederick, butcher, Montgomery, near Hanover
street

Cook George, chip hat maker, 40 High street — o /

Cook Isaac, clarifier of quills, 59 Front street— o<

Cooke George, merchant, Paca street

Cook Levin, carpenter, potter, near Pitt street— o t

46

Coon Peter, mariner, Apple alley- /^

Cooler Edward, cabinet maker, Forrest lane, near Conewa^

go street
Coonej I'atrick, cooper, 5 Ann street— //>
Cooper riioiiuis. grocer, 21 IS. Eutau street
Cooper Weiis, inercljant tailor, 2 N. Charles street—

Uweiiiiig * ulcaii alley
Cooper HeOecca, widow, 9 W. Fleet street— /|J
Cooper Calvin, grocer, 57 Bond street— /p
Cooper A. B. milliner, 33 i Baltimore street
Cooper feamuel B. grocer, 79 Hanover street
Cooper ^amuel, boot and shoemaker, 4b W. Pratt street
Cooper Ambrose, cooper, Eutaw , near Franklin street
Cooper John, cordwainer, 49 Fleet street—/;;
Cooper lienjamin, ship carpenter, VVilk near Wolfe st.—/;>
Cooper John, blacksmith, iitraiglit lane — u t
Cooper Robert, ship carpenter, \V olfe, near Pitt street— /jJ
Cope Harman, merchant, dwelling 97 Sharp street
Coppuch NVilliam, bricklayer, 39 High street — o t
Copenhaver Abraham, mason. Potter, near Pitt street— o t
Cornthwait Grace, grocer, 53 Market street— //?
Cornthwait William, cabinet maker, corner of Bond and

Fleet streets— /"/y
Cornthwait John, merchant, dwelling 41 Front street— o f
Cornthwait Robert, merchant, dwelling 31 Great York

street— 0 t
Cornelius Peter, m?.riuer, Petticoat alley—//?
Cornelius Nicholas, merchant tailor, 21 South street
Cornelius Ann, widow, HoUiday street
Corner Jame!>, sailmaker, Alez-icks w^arf — dwelling 63

Market street— //>
Cordery James, ship carpenter, 7 Philpot street—/;*
Cordery Henry, house joiner, 79 Allisanna street—/;?
Corwine Jehu, blacksmith, N. Calvert street extended,

dwelling Mulberry street— u; p
Coskcrry Bernard, nail manufactory, Mulberry, near Eu-
taw street — w p
Costello Andrew, boot and shoemaker, George, near Ann
street—/;?

4:

Costello & Schoolfield, mcrchar.t tailors, (jeorge, near

Ann street--;/';?
Coulson Thomas, glass paper manufacturer, 32 W. Pratt

sti'eet
Coulson George, carpenter, 78 Albemarle street— o t
Courreges James, baker, 3 Conewago street
f'oudin Robert, 107 French street— o t
Coulter &. Page, physicians, corner of King George and

Stillhouse streets-— o t
Coulter Alexander, saddler, 116 Baltimore street
Courts Searson, saddler. Bottle alley, near Eutaw st.— u; p
Courtenay Mary, widow, 27 Albemarle street— o t
Courtenay William, 58 Albemarle street — o t
Courtenay &c Bier, merchants, 85 Smith's wharf
Courtnay Henry, secretary of the Union Insurance compa-
rt v — uweiung corner of S. Gay and Second streets
r.oursault Madame, milliner, ION. Liberty street
Courreges Antonie, baker, 42 North street
Coursell Peter, sea captain, German, near Bond st. — -f p
Covenhoven Hannah, widow. Liberty, near Pitt st. — o t
Covenhoven Jacob, cooper, dwelling 51 Green street — o t
Coward Thomas, sea captain, 12 W. Allisanna street — f p
Cox Joseph, hatter, 3 Water street — dwelling 11 Bank

street—/ p
Cox Peter, grocer, 84 Dugans wharf
Cox Kesiah, widow, Moore's alley — w p
Cox John, sea captain, Ann, near Allisanna street — -f p
Cox James, jr. dry goods merchant, 231 Baltimore street
Cox James, cashier of the Bankof Baltimore, dwelling 154

Baltimore street
Cox Juhn, teacher, 165 High street— oi
Cox Edward, carter, 23 Wilk street — -fp
Cox Isiiac, sea captain, 84 Happy alley — -f p
Cox Jonathan, coach maker, dwelling North, next door to

Uiii-n street — o t
Cox Joseph, waterman, .S. Charles, near E. Barre street
('oxen George, engineer, North street, opposite the ca-
thedral
Cozen Mrs. widow, 72 Sharp street

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Craggs France*, milliner, 197 Baltimore street

Cra,^gs Robert, tailor, 10 Bond st.-— /yj

Craig Henry, duelling Queen street — o t

Craiji John, grocer, corner of Ann and George sts. — f p

Craig Mrs. weaver, S. Howard, near Lombard street

Craijj John D. teacher, corner of King Tammany street and

M'CIellan's alley
Craig George, grocery and china store, corner of Camden

and Hanover streets
Cramer and Kendall, milliners, 48 N. Gay street
Crangle Henry, biicVmaker, corner of Lee and Sharp sts.
Crangit Mary, uidow, 25 Welcome alley
Cra\\ford Alice Anna, mantuamaker, 91 N. I>iberty st.
Craycroft Sarah, widow, Holliday street
Crca Susannah, soap and candle manufactory, George,

near Ann street~^ p
Crearic Madame, 73 Granby st. — o t
Creery John, Lancastrian pay school and philosophical

library, ITS. Howard street
Croacher fianiel, rigger, 58 Happy alley — / p
Cromer Daniel, cooper, S. Eutaw, near German street
Cromwell Jacob G. baker, Ross street — iv p
Cromwell John, physician. New Church street, near St.

Paul's lane
Cronmiller & Hoffman, merchants, 17 Cheapaide
Cronmillei- Thomas, dwelling 71 Camden street
CronHiiller Philip. blacksmith, 63 George street — -/ p
Crook Dajiiel, butcher, North, near Union st. — o t
Crook Walter, cabinet maker, 47 St. Patrick's row.
Crt)'J)y Hannah, widow, New Church, near Calvert st,
(^'rosdale &. Gibson, merchants, 188| Baltimore street
Crosdale George, dwelling Hanover, near Pratt street
C'oss Haniia', niilliner, 107 High street — ot
Cross Jane, widow, 72 Hiy,h street — o t
Cross John, bricklayer, 17 Potter street— o t
Cross William S. carpenter, 42 High street— y /
Crops John, lumber merchant, O'D'Minel's wharf-— dwel-
ling High street— 0 t

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Cross Rachel, widow of Andrew, W. Wilk street, near

the bridge
Cruuh Elizabeth, widow, 64 High street— of
Cruut John, teacher, Second, near South i«treet
Crow & Woods, wholesale dry goods merchants, 258 Bal-
timore street
Crow, Thomas, chair maker. Fleet, near Market st.— / p
Crow, John, mariner, Apple alley—/ p
Crow Sarah, widow, Bond, near Thames street— f p
Crowl Catherine, Happy alley, near Gough street— //j
Crowl Henry, livery stables, Commerce, near Water st.
Crummer Mary .grocer, 59 Bridge street— o t
Cugle & Frost, inn keepers, corner of Pacaand Baltimore

streets
Cullen Elizabeth, widow, Bank street, near the Catholic

chapel—/^
CuUoden, widow of John, inn keeper, IT Harrison street
Culver well Richard, auctioneer. Swan street — dwelling

Pratt, near Paca street
Cullin Hugh, brickmaker, S.Eutaw, near Camden st.—wp
Cunningham Daniel, carpenter, 57 Pitt street-—© t
Cunniiigham John, 13 Albemarle street— o t
Cunningham William, labourer, Franklin, near Howard st.
Cunningham John, mariner, 2G Lancaster street— f p
Cunnington Wm. T. grocer, 15 Pratt, corner of Charles st.
Curlett James, nailer, 21 Light street
Curlett John, coachmaker, dwelling HoUiday street, oppo-
site M'Causland's brewery
Curley Ann, Star alley, near Fleet street—/ p
Curley James, carpenter, Vulcan alley
Curran Michael, tailor, 53 S, Frederick street
Curry James, carpenter, 29 Hanover street
Curry Antonie, dwelling 16 Union street— o i
Curtain James, butcher, Pitt street extended, near Ham-
stead hill
Curtain Thomas, butcher, Pitt street extended, near Ham-
stead hill
Curtis James, sea captain, corner of Wolfe and Lancaster
streets—/ ;;

50

Gushing Joseph, bookseller and stationer, 6 N. Howard
street---d\vt'lliii<j lialtimore street extended, near
Green street — ?r p •

Custovi House, 46 iS. Frederick street
Cutler Nicholas, confectioner, IG Fells street— fp
Cutts Robert, brass fauuder, Pratt street, near the bridge

B

D'Arcey & Bidier, merchants, 25 Water street

Daiuj;irard Madame, 14 Harrison street

Dallam Francis J. dwelling 68 High street — ot

Dallaui AVilliain, merchant, dwelling 16 Albemarle st— o t

Dallam & Street, dry goods store, 13 Baltimore street

Daliguct Eii/.abeth, widow, 48 N. Liberty street

Dalrymple John, 54 Albemarle street — o t

Daley Jacob, chair manufactory, 1 Baltimore street— dwg.

49 Front street— o t
Daly James, cooper, lower end of Patterson street
Daly William, shoemaker, 10 German street
Dalton Thomas, mariner, 19 Tliames street— f p
Danneman Conrad H. merchant, dwelling 47 N. Gay st.
Danskin William, sailmaker, dwelling 6 German lane
Daniels John, sea captain, 4 Ann street— fp
Dane Nathaniel C. grocer, 12 Pratt street
Dare Ephraim, tailor, 3 Light street

Dare Nathaniel, brickmaker, Hanox or, near Barre street
Dark Michael, cordwainer, Montgomery street— //i
Darney Bartholomew, grocer, 27 Market street--^;;
Darrington Sarah, mantua-maker, 30 Granby street—/'/;
Darrington William D. boot maker, 36 Water street
Dart John, pilot, 64 Happy alley---/"/;
Daste John Baptist, 50 Argyle alley—/;;
Dashiell Rev. George, pastor of St. Peter's (Episcopal)

church. Sharp near German street
Dastuge doctor, 3 Baltimore street
Dashiell Mary, widow, 95 Allisanna street--/ p
Davidson Elizabeth, N. Eutaw, near Lexington street

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Davidge John B. physician, New Church, near Charles

street
Davidson Daniel, carpenter, Asquith, near M'Elderry's

street — o t
Davidson James, cooper, 22 Pratt street
Davidson Robert, turner, 14 Pitt street — o t
Davison Thomas, sea captain, 11 W. Fleet street— /p
Davis Charles, bookbinder, 9 Comet street— o t
Davis Elizabeth, widow, 30 Waggon Alley
Davis James, furniture store, 14 Market space
Davis John, manager of the water works, 74 N. Charles

street
Davis John, sea captain, 10 Philpot street— jfjp
Davis John, cordwainer, 39 Bridge street — o t
Davis Margaret, widow, 47 Gough street—;/"^
Davis Robert, sea captain, 51 St. Patrick's row
Davis Joshua, waterman, 44 Lancaster street";f ^
Davis John, grocer, 19 Lexington street
Davis Peter, sea captain, corner of Wilk and Woolfe

streets— ^j3
Daugherty Michael, Aisquith, near Pitt street— -o t
Daugherty John, dry goods and grocery store, 67 Bridge

street — o t
Daugherty Barney, grocer, corner of Caroline and Gough
Davy Henry, cabinet maker, 95 Fleet street—/ p
Dawson John, boarding house keeper, 90 Bond street— /p
Dawson James, porter, of the Merchants and Farmers

bank, dwelling 76 Conway street
Dawson Joseph, ship carpenter, 9 W. Fleet street— /j?
Dawson Philenor, sea captain, Aisquith, near M'Elderry's

street— o t
Dawson Lambert, ship carpenter, Apple Alley, near Lan-
caster street—/ p
Dawson Eliza, widow. Strawberry Alley, near Howard

street
Dawes Euward, dwelling Dulany street near Columbia

Garden— 0 t

streets— /jp
Deal Hannah, widow, 6 Market space

52

JLIear Isaac, boot and shoemaker, 124 Bond street — -ff
Debutts Elisha, physician, Green, near Lexington street—

w p
De Beet Cornelius, pliinter, HoUiday street, near Finn's

Baths
Decker and Forney, merchants, 24 N. Howard street
Deems Joshua, saddler, 33 Waggon Alley
Deeton Jacob, waterman, 132 S. Charles street
Deeher John, hair dresser, 17 Light street
De Geoi Bartholomew, carpenter 29 Harrison street
DehufF Elizabeth, widow, Green street, near Methodist

church — o t
Delacour James, dwelling Straight lane — o t
Delacour, J. & D. merchants, Hookstown road — w p
Delacroix J. A. 32 Baltimore street
Delacroix Madame, confectioner, 32 Baltimore street
Delany John, tailor, 9 Fells street—/;;
Delany Samuel, hatter, 12 Waggon alley
DellJames, cordwainer, 132 Green street — o t
Deloste Francis, clock and watchmaker, 2i Baltimore st.
Deloughcry John, 24 Pitt street — o t
Del Vecchio Peter, carvier, gilder, picture frame maker,

looking glass and print seller, 3 S. Calvert street
De Mangin Charles, cabinet maker, 103 N. Howard street.
Dempsey John, carpenter, 58 Lexington street
Dempsey John, chair maker. North, near Bridge street — o t
Dempsey Sarah, widow, 41 Happy alley — f p
Demsey John, hackney coachman, 63 l^'leet street — -J p
Denmead Adam, measurer of buildings, office 22 second

street, dwelling 43 Green street — o t
Denny William, ship joiner, 37 Pitt street — o t
Denny John, cordwainer, corner of Hill and Goodman

streets—/ h
Denys Benjamin, merchant, 72 N. Howard street, dwel-
ling North street
Denson James, mariner, 53 Market street— -f p
Denison Edward, -«il and paint store, Columbia stieet,

near Pratt street bridge
Dennys Jamee, dwelling Eutaw, near Lexington street

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Deppish John C. printer, dwelling 61 Front street — ut
Derrick Susannah, widow, 33 Market street-—/ p
Deshon Christopher, merchant, S. Gay, near Water at.

dwelling King George street — o t
Despaux Joseph, ship carpenter, 25 Philpot street — -f p
Despaux Elie, ship builder. Queen street — -f p
Descaves Mark L. merchant, dwelling N. Calvert street,

next house below the city spring
Detmar Frederick, grocer, coi-ner of N. Eutaw and Frank-
lin streets — w p
Devalcour Alexander, collector, French street' — o t
Devereux Francis, Franklin, near Green street — w p
Deviland Patrick, carpenter, Potter street^ — 'O t
Deviter Jacob, shoemaker, Forrest lane
Devous Frederick, Potter, liberty, near Pitt street — ot
Dew and Grimes, feed store, corner of Bridge and Union

streets — o t
Dew James C. dwelling 87 Harford street — o t
Dew William, carpenter, 19 High street — ot
Dewe William, carpenter, 75 Harford street — o t
Dew Ann, widow, 62 High street — o t
Dew Edward, sea captain, Duke st. near Harford run — o t
Dewy Silas, portrait painter, Vulcan alley
Dewees Andrew, & Co. merchants, next to Dugan and

O'Donnel's warehouse, Dugan's wharf
Dewees Andrew, dwelling, Queen street, near the green

tree pump— -o t
De Young Michael, jeweller, 65 Bond street—/ p
Dickerson Elisha, shoemaker, Whiskey alley, near Eutaw

street
Dickeson Catherine, widow, 6 Philpot street—/ p
Dickinson Edward, ship carpenter, 26 Ann street—/ p
Dickinson William, merchant, dwelling Conway, near Li-
berty street
Dickson William, tallow chandler, Pitt street, near Har-
ford run — 0 t
Dice Elizabeth, widow, 6 Fleet street—/ p
Dickehut George, confectioner, 104 Baltimore street
Dieter John, sea captain^ 26 Queen street—/ p

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Dietz Gotleib, cordv ainer, Harford street — o t

Deitz George, painter, opposite A. & H. M'Kim's cotton

manufactory, French street — o t
Didier Henry, jun. merchant, dwelling corner of New

Church street & St. Pauls lane
Diffenderfter Daniel. 34 Great York street— o t
niffenderffer John, merchant, corner of Pratt street and

M*Elderry*s Avharf, dwelling 14 Great York st.— o f
Diflenderfler Michael D. physician, 3 market space
Diftendertter Peter, hardware store, 23 i Baltimore street,

comer of Frederick street.
Diffenderffer Charles, grocery and dry goods store, 5 Bal-
timore street, dwelling 3 Market Space
Diffenderffer Richard, shoe store, 12 Bridge street— o t
Diffendoall Jol-.n, stone cutter, 26 N. Frederick street
Dio-ges Ignatius, cordwainer, 66 Front street"-o t
Diggins Ann, Union, near French street— o t
Dijreaux Madame, 88 Bond street — f p
Dignam Constantino, Front street, opposite Christs

Church
Dillaway Thomas C. carpenter, corner of VVilk & Market

streets—;/^ p
Dillehunt John, currier, 39 S. Calvert street, dwelling N.

Calvert near Pleasant street
Dimond William, sea captain, 15 Allisanna street— / p
Diii!-more and Kyle, grocers, 82 Pratt street
Dinsmore Patrick, merchant, 110 N. Howard street
Dinsmore Thomas, bricklayer, 20 North street— o t
Disney James, painter, 82 Sharp street
Disney "William, painter, 70 Front street— o t
Disney Benjamin, painter and glazier 37 S. Charles street.
Disney "William, comb manufacturer, 80 Conway street
Disney James, do do. 82 do.' do.

Discarde Andrie, ship carpenter, 28 Qeen street—/ p
Dixon Robert, mariner, 101 Bond street—/ p
Dobler Jacob, tailor, George, near Ann street--/ p
Dobbin Catherine, widow, 16 Albemarle street— w <
Dobbin William, carpenter, S. Liberty, near Lombard

street

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Dobbin Archibald, 45 W. Pratt street

Dobler John M. cordial distiller, corner of French and

Forrest streets— o t
Dodd John, tailor, 54 Bridge street — o t
Doddj Henry, weaver, Pitt street, near Harford run — o t
Dodrell James C. currier, 68 Cumberland row, dwelling

38 Front street — o t
Dode Julian, King George street— o t
Doerbacher Adam, baker, Montgomery street—/ h
Donaldson Joseph, merchant, dwelling 62 Lexington street
Donaldson Samuel I. attorney & counsellor at law, office

4 N. Calvert street
Donaldson Priscilla, widow, Mulberry, near Eutaw

street — w p
Donaldson Stephen, Pearl, near Fayette street— wp
Donaldson Priscilla, widow of William, Vulcan alley
Donaldson Reynold, ship carpenter, 25 W. Fleet st.—fp
Donovan Richard, inn-keeper, New Market— tcji
Donovan Valentine, 30 North street— .o t
Donnell John, merchant, corner of S. Gay and Water

streets — dwelling Water, near South street
Donnelly Hugh, watchman, 60 Apple alley—//;
DonnoUy James, drayman, 58 Green street — o t
DonnoUy Margaret, widow, 66 Lexington street
Donnelly Daniel, teacher, Forrest, near North street — o t
Donnelly Danl.dry goods store, Caroline, near Wilkst.—/p
Donsee Leopold, boot and shoe maker, 219i Baltimore

street
Donohy Handy, stone cutter. Pearl, near Baltimore street
Donoho John, carter, Happy alley, near Lancaster si.—fp
Doolen Rhody, grocer, 33 North street
Dorman William, hatter, 11 Lancaster street — -f p
Dorney Bartholomew, grocer, county wharf—//?
Dornin Bernard, catholic library, ^ Saratoga street
Dorry Henry, druggist, 5 Market street—//)
Dorsey Edward, dwelling N. Charles, near Mulberry street
Dorsey Owen, justice of the peace and one of the judges of

the Orphans' court, office 17 N. Calvert, corner of

East street — dwelling Green, near Franklin st.— if;//
hE2

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Doi'sey Joshua, dwelling 52 Green street — o t

Dorsey Eli/.abeth, widow, Camden, near Sharp street

Dorsey Jane, Strawberry alley, near Wilk street — fp

Dorsey Mathias, hair dresser, 13 S. Howard street

Dprsev John, carter, S. Howard, near Lombard street

Dosh John M. grocer, 41 S. Charles street

Dougherty John, justice of the peace, King Tammany,

near Liberty street — dwelling New Church, near

Charles ttreet
Dougherty Patrick, labourer, 80 Harrison street
Douglierty Theophilus F. dwelling corner of Sharp and

Conway streets
Douglass R. H. merchant, 73 Smiths' wharf
Douglass George, merchant 75 do. — dwelling Granby

street — o t
Douglass George, drayman, 32 Light street
Douglass George, printer, dwelling 76 N. Charles street
Douglass Peter, cooper, Brid";e, near Harford street — o t
Douglas Robert, cooper, North, near Forrest street — o t
Dove Zachariah, carpenter, S. W. corner of Frederick &

"Water streets
Dowling William, grocer, 71 Wilk street — -fp
Downey Edmund, inn keeper, corner of German and Paca

streets — tv p
Downey William, Hackney coachman, 78 Conway street
Downs William D. turner and spinning wheel maker, Mar-

^ ket, near Wilk street — -fp
Downs Solomon, driver of a public stage, 21 S. Liberty

street

Dowson Joseph, sea captain. King George street o t

Downing George, sea captain, 19 Pitt street—/ j»

Dowd George, 2 German lane

Downs James, paver, Happy alley, near Gough streetr— /p

Doxey Joseph, boarding house, 2 Philpot strett—fp

Doyle Mary, widow, 73 Apple alley—//;

Doyle Patrick, grocer, 97 Bond street— /p

Doyle Patrick, mariner, Lancaster street— /p

Drew Nehemiah, sea captain, Straight lane, near Great

York street— 0 t

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Drummond William, ship carpenter, 2 E. AUisanna

street—/ p
Draiiie John, fisherman, 50 Gough street— fp
Dtyden Joshua, 3 Sharp street — dwelling Vulcan alley
Dubernat John A. 3 Dutch alley
Dubois Joseph, hair dresser, 11 George street — ^fp
Dubois M. A. cabinet maker, 98 Bond street — -f ]}
Ducatel Edme, chymist & druggist, 26 Baltimore street
Duchemin Francis, 72 Gamden street
Duer John, cashier of the merchants' & farmers' bank, 252

Baltimore street
Duer & Matthews, merchants 20 Cheapside

Dubai , paver, King George street near the circus

Duffy Henry, cloathing store, 24 S. Calvert street

Duffy Charles, labourer, 34 Waggon alley

Dugan Cumberland- dwelling Water street, between Gay

and South streets
Dugan's and O'Donnel's tobacco inspection warehouses,

lower end of Dugan's and O'Donnell's wharves
Dugan Peter, grocer, corner of Bond & Wilk streets— /p
Dugas Lewis A. merchant, 219 Baltimore street — ^d welling

Paca street
Duhurst Greenbury, hackney coachman, 33 N. Gay street
Dukehart John, carpenter, 39 East street
Dukeliart Elizabeth, widow, 61 Pitt street — o t
Dukehart Valerius, merchant, 101^ Baltimore street
D doc Andrew, naval coffee house, 7 Second street
Dulany William, cordwainer, Dulany street, near Colum-
bia garden
Dunan Lewis M. physician, 66 N. Liberty street
Dunbar George T. cashier of the Commercial & Farmers'-

Bank, dwelling S. Howard, near German street
Duncan & Rogers, boot makers, 5 South street
Duncan John, painter, 39 Fells street— fp
Duncan John, painter, 67 Fleet street—//?
Dunkin Perry, sea captain, 13 AUisanna street— fp
Dungan William, cordwainer, 11 Jones street — ot
Dungan Lydia, widow, 30 Pitt street — o t
Dnnham Jacob, ship carpenter, Star alley—//?

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Dunkel George A. physician, corner of N. Liberty & Kino

Tammany streets °

Dunn Darius, boarding house, 65 AUisanna street— /p
Dunn John, tailor, N. Frederick, near Gay street
Dunn \Villiam, tailor, S. Liberty, near German street
DiiningSaiiuiel, butcher, Aisquith street — o t
Dunsmore John, blacksmith, Stillhouse street — o t
D'.unvoody Robert, cooper, 66 Pratt street
Diiplante Bertrand D. teacher, Gough street~^j»
Durand John, mariner, 26 Fleet street---/^
Durding John T. plough maker, 7 Comet street— o t
D'lrgan James, mariner. Strawberry alley—//)
D I rham Lloyd, grocer, corner of Eutaw and Camden sts.
Durham John, 203 Baltimore street
Dtirham Martha, milliner, 203 Baltimore street
Durkee Pearl, sea captain, corner of Duke and Exeter

streets — o t
Durnburgh Francis, city watchman, Salisbury street, near

Harford run — o t
Durst and Felix, cotton wadding manufactory, Hanover,

near Lee street
Dushane John, carpenter, 84 \V. Pratt street
Dutro Elizabeth, widow, 49 Lexington street
Dye William, sea captain, 64 Market street—^ p
Dyer William B. carpenter, corner of Washington and

Fountain streets— /;>
Dvkes William, clerk, 28 S. Charles street
Dysard Ruth, widow, 9 N. Gay street

E

Eagan Richard, ship carpenter. Fleet, near Washington

street—//?
Ealer Peter, druggist & apothecary, 9 Market street— /jj
Earnest George, dwelling 19 German street
Earnest Catherine, widow, 39 North street
Earnest Charles, ship carpenter, Lee, near Goodman street
Easterbrook David, 8 Bank street

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Easely Isaac, mariner, 15 W. Fleet street—//)
Eaton & Cope, dry goods merchants, 242 Baltimore street
Eaton William, dwelling 74 Sharp street
Eaverson & Brooks, coach makers, corner of King Tam-
many street and M'Clellan's alley
Eaverson Joseph, dwelling 25 Conewago street
Eberhart Conrad, tailor, N. Eutaw street— w p
Eckel Philip G. one of the city gaugers, 1 14 Green

street— 0 t
Edelin Richard, dry goods store, 109 Baltimore street
Edes Benjamin, printer, corner of Baltimore and South

streets — dwelling Holliday street, near the theatre
Eddy Ebenezer, shoe store, 4 Market space
Eddy Rufus, shoe store, 43 N. Howard street — dwelling

Madison street
Edgar David, merchant, 122 Howard, corner of Franklin

street
Edmondson Joseph, carpenter, Ross street— w p
Edmondson T. & I. merchants, 192 Baltimore street
Edmondson Thomas, dwelling 192 Baltimore street
Edwards William, carpenter, King George street — o t
Edwards Abraham, cord wainer. Green street- -o t
Edwards Cadwallader, accountant. North, near Union

street— 0 t
Edwards Jonathan, dry goods store, 202 Baltimore street —

dwelling Baltimore, near Eutaw street — iv p
Egan Anthony, King George street, near the circus
Egerton Charles C. merchant, 76 South street, Bowley's

wharf — dwelling 76 Pitt street — o t
Egleston Abraham, Waterman, Bond, near Smith

street—//)
Egleston Elizabeth, widow, Eden street — fp
Egleston Walter, cordwainer, 44 Gough street—//?
Eichelberger, George, tobacconist, 43 Water street —

dwelling Camden, near Sharp street
Eichelberger Martin, weigh master, dwelling 24 Hanover

street
Eichelberger J. & W. 0. merchants, Baltimore, corner of

N. Howard street

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EicKclberger Louis, attorney & counsellor at law, office St.

Pauls lane, next the Ga/.ette office
Eisembrey Peter, merchant, (hveUiiig 91 Sharp street
Eisenhut John D. coppersmith, 41 South street
Elbert Lodmaii, physician, 58 Market street— -fp
Elder Bazil, merchant, dwelling Fayette, near Eutaw street
Elder John, 41 Lexington street

Elder and Taylor, wholesale grocery, 272 Baltimore street
Elderkin William G. wholesale and retail dry goods store,

48i Baltimore street, corner of N. Gay street— dwel-
ling 23 N. Gay street
Eldrcd Samuel, sea captain, corner of Goodman and York

streets — -f h
Ellery Eppes, spectacle manufacturer and lapidary, 3

South street— dwelling Green street— o t
Ellicott Elias, flour merchant, Ellicots' wharf — dwelling

30 Sharp street
Ellicott B. & J. flour merchants, Ellicott's wharf
Ellicott Jonathan & sons, flour merchants, EUicot's wharf
Ellicott Mary L widow, 57, W. Pratt street
Elliot John, plaisterer, straight lane — o t
Elliot John, carpenter, M'Ehlerry's street— o t
Elliot Nicholas, butcher, King George, near Harford

street— 0 t
Elliot Robert, paper hanging store, corner of Liberty and

Lexington streets
Elliott Thomas, teamster, 131 Green street-—© t
Elliot & Hastings dry goods merchants, 205 i Baltimore

street
Elliot Joseph B. & Co. dry goods merchants, 33 Baltimore

street
Elliot Joseph B. dwelling 10 Granby street — o t
Elliot Thomas, plaisterer, Harford street — o t
Elliot Hartman, stage owner, 18 S. Howard street
Elliot George, butcher, M'Elderry's lane, near Aisquith

street— o t
Elliott Joseph, merchant, dwelling German lane, between

Hanover and Sharp streets
Ellis Thomas, grocer, corner of Granby & Prince sts. — ot

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Ellis John, cordwainer, 54 S. Charles street

Ellis Mary, milliner, 60 do do

Ellis John, carpenter, Eutaw, near Franklin street

Ellis Jane, widow, Potter street — o t

Elvin William, watch and clock maker, 6 Fells st.—f p

Ely George, blacksmith, 144 Green street — o t

Emely William, mariner. Potter near Pitt street— o t

Emerson Sarah, milliner. Front street — o t

Emory T. L. jun. attorney and counsellor at law. New

Church street near St. Paul's lane.
England James, watch maker, 24 Bond street—/ p
English Robert, painter, 101, N. Howard street
English David, grocer, corner of S. Howard and Camdejj

streets
Ennis Philip, carter, 17 Granby street— o t
Ennis Joshua, inspector of lumber, 85 Market st.—fp
Ensor William, brickmaker, dwelling 80 Bridge st.—ot
Ensor Martha, widow, 30 Queen street---/ p
Erwin Jared, cooper, M'Clure's wharf
Escavaille Joseph, Keeper of the Merchants Coffee house,

36 South street
Esender John, ^uperintender of Chimney sweeps, 29 Con-

ewago street
Esmenard John B. Great York street— o t
Espey William, grocer, corner of French & High sts. — o t
Essex Elizabeth, widow, Eutaw, near Lombard street
Estman Henry, mariner, Bond, near Gough street— fp
Etting Samuel, & Philip I Cohen, ironmongers 176 Balti-
more street.
Etting Samuel, merchant, dwelling Baltimore, near Eutaw

street
Etschberger John, boat builder, SI Ann street—//?
Etschberger William, sen. 14 Thames street—/ p
Etschberger William, jun. boat builder, Queen street—^ li
Euler Jacob, potter. Whiskey alley, near Eutaw street
Evans Daniel, bricklayer, corner of Gough and Eden

streets—/ p
Evans Daniel, labourer, 92 Happy alley-/j»
Evans EUz^betli, v/idow, Conway, near sharp street

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Evans Griffith, cooper, 62 Pratt street, dwelling Water

street next Pcters's bridge
Evans & Gwyiin, merchants, 13 Light street" wharf
Evans Jeremiah, combmaker, Aisquith, near M'Elderry

street— w t
Evans Rachael, widovi^. South Eutaw, near Lombard street
Evans Thomas, grocer, 56 Fleet street—/ p
Evans William, deputy sheriff, 17 Fleet street— / p
Evans, H. W. dry goo^s mercliant, 18, 8. Calvert street
Evans G. boot & shoemaker, ITi S. Calvert street
Evans Charles, umbrella manufactory l66i Jialtimoro,

street— dwelling 27 German street
Evans Ann, widow, 26 Albemarle street— o t

E\ans •, widow, 61 W. Pratt street

Evans Hugh D. attorney and counsellor at law, office, 2

Chatham street
Evans Thomas, carpenter,corner of Barreand Sharp streets
Evans Elizabeth, widow, Eden, near Bank street— /jj
Evans George, cabinet maker, Straight lane— o t
Evatt Edward, white smith, 36 Light street
Everenton Elizabeth, Strawberry alley, near Wilk

street— /p
Everett Thomas, umbrella maker, 224 Baltimore street
Everett Ann, widow. Petticoat alley, near Wilk st.—fp
Everson Nicholas, grocer, 18 M'Elderry's wharf
EverwineWilliam,baker, Franklin, near Eutaw street-- wp
Ewalt & Tegtmeyer, grocers, Franklin, near Green

street— It; p
Ewing Samuel, shoe store and manufactory, 2 Baltimore
street

F

Faber Mrs. Sarah Larew's Alley
Faherty Thomas, sea captain, 125 Woolf street--/ p
Fahnestock Henry, dry goods store, 12 N. Howard street
Fahnestock P. & B. dry goods store, 17 N. Howard street
Fahnestock P. dwelling 19, N. Howard street

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Fahs Casper, baker and grocer, 34 Water street
Faijard Pierre, upholsterer, 51 St. Patrick's row
Faithful William, printer, dwelling 30 Liberty street — o t
Fairbairn Thomas H. accountant, dwelling lloflid'ay street,

near the theatre
Fair Charles, mariner, 38 Happy alley — •//>
Fairall Stephen, carpenter, Morrow, near Ross street — iv p
Falconer Mary, widow, 31 S. Charles street
¥alU TiiriipiLe Road Office, 39 South street
Farrell James, 68 Bond street — -fp
Farrell James W. dwelling 18 Granby street — -o i
Farrell Elizabeth, Caroline, near Gough street-^^
Farrell Sarah, widow, 110 Wolfe street—//?
Farmers'' S^' Merchants'' Bank, 252 Baltimore street
Farier Autonie, tailor, 9 George street—//?
Farquharson Charles, printers' joiner, Fish, near N. Gay

street
Fasbender Peter, innkeeper, S. Eutaw, near Lee st.— zc jj
Fasbender Daniel, blacksmith, 82, Lee street
Faulac Anthony, accountant, Caroline, near Dulany

street— 0 t
Faulkner P. merchant, dwelling Conway, between Sharp

and Hanover streets
Fausz, Theobald, boot maker, 53 S. Liberty street
Fave Joseph, looking glass manufactory, 51 N. Gay street
Favy Mary, widow, vSmith, near Caroline street — jp
Fearron Elizabeth, inn keeper, Swan street, near Marsh

market
Fearson Jesse, Green, near Low street— o t
Federal Gazette Printing Office, St. Paul's lane
Fenby Peter, cooper, Wolfe street— //:>
Fenby Samuel trunk manufacturer, 7 N. Liberty street-
dwelling 14 Wolfe street--//?
Fendall doctor E. surgeon deatist, 25 N. Gay street
Fennell Caleb, grocer, 47 Green street— o t
Fen ning Thomas, labourer, 95 Saratoga street
Fenton John, waterman, 72 Wilk street—//?
Fenton Thomas, bell hanger, 45 Harrison street
Fenwick Rev. Enoch, rector of St. Peters (^catholic) Church,

Saratoga street

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Ferby Margaret, widow, 18 Market street-— /;>
Ferguson James, merchant, dwelling 101 Hanover street
Ferguson John, captain of Norfolk packet, dwelling 15 For-
rest street
Ferguson Robert & John, merchants, 7G Bowley's wharf
Ferguson William, stevadore. 54 Philpot street— //>
Ferguson Benjamin, commission merchant & Norfolk

packet office, 101 Bowleys wharf
Ferguson William, grocer. Light street wharf
Ferguson John, copper warehouse, 2 S. Liberty street
Ferguson Charles, balisbury street, near Harford run — ot
Fields John, pilot, Star alley—//?
Fields Elizabeth, widow, 53 Allisanna street— /p
Fields Edward, block maker, 29 W. Fleet street— /p
Fields James, grocer, Dulany street, near Columbia Garden
Fifel Joseph, cordwainer, fiutaw, near Pratt street
Fifer John, 107 Green street— o t
Fimister Alexander, shoe store, 17 Baltimore street
Finicum Benjamin, driver of a public stage, dwelling Sharp

street
Finlay John, fancy furniture warehouse, 32 — dwelling 34

N. Gay street
Finley E. &, Son, merchants, corner of Paca and Fayette

streets
Finly & Van I^ear, merchants, 270 Baltimore street
Fiiily Thomas, dwelling Lombard street
Finn William, city baths, corner of Batli and HoUiday

streets
Fish & AVeedon, merchant tailors, 17 S. Calvert street
Fisher Abraham, comb maker, Lee, near Sharp street
Fisher Henry M. looking glass & print store, 34 South

street
Fislier James, plaisterer, 112 Wolfe street--/ /?
Fisher John, currier, 3 Cheapside — dwelling 8 N. Liber-
ty street
Fisher Joseph, 63 French street— o t
Fisher Robert, lumber merchant. Spear's wharf— dwelling

46 Jones street— o t
Fissour John M. merchant, dwelling 48 N. Liberty street
Fitch Gideon, grocer, 62 Bridge street— w t

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Fitch Daniel, sea captain, 71 Wolfe street— f p

Fitch Jonathan, merchant, 46 Bridge street—o t

Fite John, clock & watch maker, 22 Baltimore street-
dwelling 8 German street

Fitze John, cooper, 16 Philpot street—//?

Fitzgerald, Edward, ship chandler & grocer, 15 George
street—/ p

Fitzhugh George, accountant, Aisquith, near M'Elderry's
street—o t

Fitzhugh John, do do

Flanagan 8& Beecham, ship builders, lower end of M'EI-
derrj's wharf

Flanagan William, ship builder, dwellirag 55 St. Patrick's
row

Flaherty John R. currier, dwelling 71 N. Liberty street

Flaherty James, labourer, 67 Happy alley—//?

Flax Margaret, widow, 8 Queen street—//?

Fleming Frederick, locksmith, Sharp, near Lombard street

Fleming Jane, widow, 32 Shakspeare street—//?

Fleming Charles, ship carpenter, 55 Allisanna street—//?

Fleetwood Benjamin, dwelling, Wolfe, near Allisanna
street— u?/?

Fletcher James, grocer, 69 Albemarle street—o t

Fiey Christian, market man, Ross street— w p

Floyd Hugh, labourer, Apple alley—//?

Floyd Ellen, mantuamaker, 32 Chatham street

Foard Frances, widow, Forrest lane

Focke Frederick, brewer, Camden, near Hanover street

Folack John, Aisquith, near Pitt street—o t

Foley Timothy, cabinet maker, Thames, near Bond
street—//?

Foltz William & Jacob, sugar refiners, corner of Bottle al-
ley and Eutaw streets

Foltz William, dwelling W. Pi-att, near Eutaw street — wp

Fonerden Adam, dry goods and fancy store, 54 Baltimore
street

Fonerden Mrs. William H. milliner, 50 Baltimore street

Fondell Peter, hatter, Forrest, near Brir'ge street — o t

Forbes James, sea captain, 15 Ann street—//?

Ford Joseph T. wheel wright, Qoeen street—o t

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Ford "Nicholas, carpenter, .51 wap;gon alley

Ford Stephen H. niercliaut, Light street vhaii"— dwelling

Mulberry street, near Baltimore College— zr p
Ford Joseph T. \\heelwright, Albemarle street— dwelling

Queen street
Forman Da^id. carpenter, 61 N. Eutaw street
Forman Francis, dwelling S. Eutaw street, between Lom-
bard aitd German streets
Forman Jane, M'idow, corner of Paca and Mulberry

street?-— u' p
Foreman Edwsid, brick layer, Caroline, near Dulany

street
Forney John^ grocer. Barre, near Howard street
Forney P'*fpr, £3 German stiecit
Fornsriill John, gun smith, 39 Union street— ';^
Fornjstcr John, house joiner, Lee, between Sharp and Han-
over streets
Fonesfer R. E. cabinetmaker, 61 Sf. Patiick's row
Forrester Miss Charlofte, teacher. 30 C«)newago street
Forre>ter Johanna, widow, IT Green street— o t
Forstei William, pilot. 26 Fleet street—-/';*

Forster ]\lrs, , widow, Bond, near Fleet street—//?

Foir.T*.! Francis, hat niafiiify( toiy, ]4 N, Gny street
Forrest Geor&e. fisherman, re'licoal allf y--;f />
Fort Joshua, carpentor. Favettc, near Pearl street— M'j?
Fosbenner Daniel, blacksodth, Goodman, near Charles

str«?ot-"dwellin!i- 81 Lee street
Foster Hobecca, widow, boarding house, IG Connnerce

street
Foster Margaret, widow, Apple alley, near Allisanna

street—//?
Foster James, carpenter, Aisquith sti ect — ot
Fosler George, tailor, 32 8. Cliarles street
Foss George & Son, sugar retiners, Eutaw, near Saratoga

street
Foss George, jr. dwelling 46 Sai atnga street
Foss John, paver, Fiaiiklin, near Korth street
Foulks John, carter, 56 North street
Fouse Henry, grocer. Il6>i\ Howard street
Fouae Henry, Franklin, near Green stieet— rt')>

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f owbte Daniel, grocer,, corner of Wilk and Caroline

streets—//?
Fawble Peter, carpenter, Whiskey alley, near Paca,

street— ?,r p
Fowble William, dwelling, 35 German street
Fowler Benjanun, Dulany street, near Columbia garden
Fowler Elizabeth, widow, Kden street—/^
Fowler Williain, inn keeper, Lexington, near Paca street
Fowler James, tailor, S. Eutaw, near Camden street — wp
Fowler William, pilot, Wolfe, near Bank street—/^
Fox Elizabeth, widow, 60 N. Liberty street
FoK Charles, nKiriaer.-Lancaster, near Ann street— fp
F(»y Janjes, brush, oil & paint store, l'-2 Cheapside
F)y & Chivkn. ship joiners, 18 George stveet—f p
Fviy Petej, joiner, 5 J Fleet street— /p
Frailer Leonard, guager & inspector of domestic spirits,

27 N. Huwra-d street
Francis Jane P. widow, 56 Bond street—/^
Francis Benjaniin, hardware store, 10 W. Pratt street
Franciscus William, hatter, S. end of HuUiday street
Fravaciscus George, jeweller & silversmith, SO Baltimore

street
Francisciis John, sugar refiner, dwelling 31 Albemarle

street— 0 f
Francis John A. hairdresser, 117 N. Howard street
Frances Joseph, dry goods store, 175^ Baltimore street
Frazier James? sea captain, 33 Fleet street— /p
Frazicr Jeremiah, ship joiner, 6 Fleet street— f p
Fra;'.ier Mar}'^, widow, 24 Happy aWey—fjj
Frazicr Jame?, justice of the peace, office Shakspeai-e—

dwelling Thames street— /p
Frazier Ricnard, custom house officer, 89 Green street— o t
Freburger George, hatter, Foirest near Hill street— fh
Freburger Henry G. baker, Pitt, near Front street — o t
i^rebnrger Baker, 39 Lexington street
Frederick David, black smith, 65 S. Charles street
Frederick Michael, cartei-, Siiarp, south of Lee street
Freclorick Lawrence, cedar coopei-, 39 Fayette street
Frelet Joseph, cordial distiller, 9 Second street
Freeman Ezekiel, 2 Lexington street

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Freeman William H. engraver, Rogers's alley, near tlife

Federal Ga/cttc oftice
French Mary, vidow, Eden street- —f p
French Matthew, silver plater, 42, N. Gay street
French William, merchant, 1 Lovely lane— dwelling 24

Saratoga street
French Thomas, cord wainer, Ruxton lane, near Light street
French Simon, sea captain, 70 Apple alley— /.p
French Ebene/.er, ready made linen and fancy dry goods

store, Baltimore street
Frey Samuel, merchant, dwelling ]08,»Siiarp street
Freyer Henry, accountant, 24 N. Frctlci ick street
Frick Peter, dwelling 10 N. Gay street
Frick & Smith, cliinamerchantSjiiSS Baltimore street
Frick John, dwelling 9 N. Frederick street
Frick William, attorney and counsellor at law, N. Calvert

street, near Washington square
Frick & Smith, china merchants, 9 S. Gay street
Frieze Catharine, widow, Whiskey alley, near Eutaw

street
Prieze Philip R. I. merchant & proprietor of the Baltimore
glass works, 210 Baltimore street— dwelling corner of
Hanover and Pratt streets
Fridge and Morris, wholesale dry goods merchants, 10 N,

Calvert street
Fry Elizabeth, widow, 5 Allisanna street—/ p
Fry James, accountant, 8 Wolfe street—//;
Fulford Henry, merchant, dwelling St. Pauls lane, neat-
New Church street
Fulford Stephen, grocer, 83 B(>nd street— f p
Fulton William, Union, next door to French street— o t
Fulton James, merchant, 1 Sharp irtreet — dwelling Paca.

near Lexington street— if p
Fulweiler George, tailor, Morrow street— zc p
Fulweiler John, King George street, nearly opposite the

circus— o t
Funston Robert, Lee, near Charles street
Fuss John, baker, Ruxton lane
Fyyea Ann grocer, 25 Light street

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Gable Elizabeth, widow, south end of Sharp street

Gade Catherine, lace and fringe maker, 37 Harrison street

Gadsby John, indian queen inn, corner of Baltimore and

Hanover streets
Gafford Joseph. s;un smith, 70 Cumberland row
Galand John B. merchant tailor, 3 S. Gay street
Galeo Francis, bricklayer, French, near Jones street^o t
Gallaway William K. carpenter, 03 Sharp street
Gallaway James, grocer, Liberty, near Pitt street — o t
Gallaway Catharine, widow, Caroline street — -f p
Gallaway Thomas, painter, Geoige, near Ann street — f p
Gallaway John, tobacconist, 2.5 Market street — •/ p
Gallaway Ezekiel, innkeeper, 29 Market street — -fp
Gallaher William, grocery, 55 Apple alley — if p
Gallagher Leslie, bacon & grocery store, 22 Market space, ,

dwelling corner of Water and Frederick streets
Gallop Mrs, Sarah, boarding house, N. Charles, near Mul-
berry street
Gait Peter, watch and clockmaker, 19 Fells street — -f p
Gamble John, carpenter, Salisbury street — o t
Gambrall John, hairdresser, 44 N. Liberty street
Ganteaume James, grocer, 41 George, corner of Ann

street—;/^ p
Gargan Ann, widow, French street — -o t
Garing Elizabeth, widow, Barre, near Sharp street
Garish Francis B. ebonist, 82 High street — o t
Gardner Samuel, sea captain, 43 Pitt street — o t
Gardner Martha W. young ladies' academy, 49 Allisanna

street — / p
Gardner Timothy, sea captain, 12 Queen street — -f p '
Gardiner Ephraim, cooper, 58 South street
Gardner Mrs. private boarding house, 25 S- HowJ^rd street
Gardner James, innkeeper, 20 Bond street — ■/ p
Gardner Sophia, widow, 26 Queen street — -/ p
Gardner Ephraim, cooper, dwelling 5 Granby street — o t
Gardner George, ship carpenter. Fountain street — ■/ p
Garrett John, carpenter, 14 Lombard street

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Garrett Johu, grocer. Baltimore, near Green street — iv p

liaiielt JoImi, 11 Groat York sti eet — ut

Garey ^^ illiain G, cordwainor, Straiglit lane, near the

Quaker meeiiuj^h Kise — n t
Garrothon Mary, gentlewoman, 36 N. Gay street
Gar', in 'I'hotnas &. Co. Wov.r store, G George s^treet — -f p
Garraii(l,confectiojier, 6 Bond street — -f p

Gart/. confectioner, 1j1 Baltimore street

Gates Billings, sea captain, 49 Pliilpot street—/ p
Gatchell Samuel H. justice of the peace, 7 J^hakspeare

street — -f p
Gauline JohnR. music master, Dulany street near Colum-
bia Garden
Gault James, weaver, 53 Great York street — o t
Gavet Joiui, sea captain, 8.3 Fleet street—//;
Gei.;er John, grocer, 58 S. Charles stieet
Geiier Catherine, widow,' High street — o t
Geisendorfter Elizabeth, widow, Saratoga, near Howard

^street
Gelback Christl:in, grocer, corner of Biidge and East

streets — u t
Georjje Archibald, merchant, 109 N. Howard street, dwel-
ling Mulljeriy, near Howard street
George William E. merchant, dwelling 67 Sharp street
(ieorge Stephen, carpenter, 15 Potter street — ot
German Benjamin, wheelwright, corner of Bond and Wiik

streets — -f p
Gettier George, cordwainer, Chamberlain's alley, near Eu-

taw si reet
Getting Jacob, dwellino;, 44 Bridge street — o t
GhecHiiere Charles, broker and commission merchant, 26

Water st|-eet,dwelling 8, Conewaga street
Ghiradine Vincent, fruit seller, coanty wharf—/ p
Gibbins Mary, widow, 6 Commerce street
Gil>bons Lawlence, dealer in rags, old copper, &c. 79

Bridge street — o t
Gibbs John, cooper, Dutch alley
Gibbs Richard, mariner, 33 Bond street — -/ p
Gibbs Thomas, fisherman, Apple, alley, n<far Lancaf^^tcr
street — -f p

Gibson James, sea captain, 48 Ann sti cot—/ /;
liibsor John, merchant, dweliing t'G N. Charles street
Gibson James, stevadore, 5-2 Philpot street—/ p
Gibson Vv'illiani, physician & surgeon, N. Calvert street,

near the citj spring-
Gibson Joshua, bricklayer, Straight lane — o t
Gibson William, clerk,'2S, Union street — o t
Gilbert Ruth, widow, 62 Happy alley—/ p
Gilberthorp William, constable, 25 Goiigli street— / |)
Gillard John, 1 Lancaster street — / p
Gill John, accountaat, Green st. above New Market — wp
Gill John, notary public, office 48 Frederick street, dwel-
ling 42 Water street
Gilegan Michael, bricklayer, Bath street, near the falls
Gilded Mic]iael, tailor, Lai-caster, near ^larket street— /p
Gillet Martin, meichant, Q5 Smith's wharf, dwelling Bal»

timore street evteuded— «it' p
Gillespey Isaac, cooper, Argyle alley near Allisanna street

Giilinghani James, blacksmith, Lombard, near S. Liberty

street
GilUiigham George, d>veiUag II German street
Giliiiigliam William, dweiliag Sharp, near Pratt street
Gilliagham John, proprietor of a cast iron machine foun-!-

dery, dv>ellir!g 51 S. Liberty street
Gilnior Robert & Son, merchants, Seeuatl, near South st.
Gilmor Robert, sen. dwelling So Water street
Gllmoi* Robert, jun. dwelling Water, near Gay street
Gindhart Francis, portrait and miniature painter, 42 Fre-
derick street
Giraud John L phj .sitian, oS South street
Girvan &Fiaiiertv, carriers, 6 Cheapside
Girvan John, currier, dwelling HoUiday, near Bath street
Gitchell L dry goods' store, 83 rfaltiiiiore street
G'an Robert W'. sea captaia, 25 W^ Fleet street— / jt?
Glassgow William R. bootmaker, 124i Baltimore street —

dwelling Barre, near Hanover street
Glavarry Francis R. sea captain 82 Dugan's v.harf
Glendy Rev. John, pastor of the second presbyteria.*
church, 67, Great York street~o t

Glenn EUas, attorney and counsellor at law, 39 N. Charles

street
Glenn James &, William, saddlers, 48Haltimore street
G't'nn James, saddler, dweliint l6 Granby street — o t
GiPMM Samuel, blacksmitli. 14 Happy alley — ■/ jf
Glenn John W. &, Co. oil and paint sto e 71 M'Elderry's

wharf— dwelling Front street — o t
Goddard Mi,-s Mary C. 18 Conewago street
Godfroid William, ci^ar maler, 55 W'ater street
Goforth Mary, widow, 00 Fleet street — ^f p
Goinard John, tailor, 2.) Shakspcare street — -f p
G.sId Joseph, sea captain. 40 S. (."harles street
Gold Paul, dwelling 50 S. Charles street
Gold Peter, dwelling 53 S. do do.
Golden John, sailmaker, 11 Ann street — -f p
Golder George & Co. dry goods store, 123 Baltimore st.
G')l(ler Robert, dry goods store, 121 Baltimore street
Golder & Thomas, wholesale dry goods merchants, 203

Baltimore street
Goldsmith Elizabeth, widow, North, near Liberty street
Goldsmith Sarah, widow, 73 Pitt street — o t
Goldthwait Ezekiel, sea captain, King George street near

the circus — o t
Gonet Maxcellin, segar & snuff maker, 42 Green st. — o t
Gooding John, merchant, S. Gay, near Water street, dwel-
ling 41 Harrison street
Goodmanson Peter, boarding house, 74 Bond street—/ p
Goodman Elizabeth, widow 67 AUisanna street — -f p
Goodwin Lyde, merchant, 39 S. Gay street, dwelling New

Church street, opposite the court house
Goodwin Mary, widow, head of Vulcan alley
Goodwin James, Pitt street near Harford run — o t
Gordon John, merchant, 72 BoM-ley's wharf
Goodrick Eli, grocer, Pratt street, next Hugh Boyle's iron

warehouse
Gorden Benjamin, custom house boatman. Star alley, near

Wiik street—//?
Gordon Richard, labourer, Petticoat alley—/;?
Giirdon John, 111 N.Howard street
Gordon Mrs. , boarding house, 171 Baltimore street

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Gore William, labourer, N. Eutaw street— «? V

Goret Peter, carpenter, corner of S. Frederick and fce-

cond streets, dwelling 92 High street— o t
Gorman Michael, labourer, 66 Wolfe street—/ p
Gornes John, sea captain, 13 Pliilpot street— /p
Gorsuch John, tailor, 28 Potter street— o t
Gorsuch John, ship carpenter, 24 Fleet street—/ p
Gorsuch Joshua, merchant, 38 Bridge street— o t
Gorsuch Mary, widow, 48 N. Frederick street
Gorsuch Robert, president of the levy court, and justice

of the peace, 8 N. Frederick street
Gorsuch William & Son, hatters, 99 N. Howard street
Gorsuch Nicholas, innkeeper, 75 High' street— o t
Gorton W^anton, sea captain, 19 Comet street— o *
Gorton Anthony, sea captain, 61 Great York street-'0«
Gossen Henry & Co. whitesmiths, 62 N. Gay street
Gotz John, M. D. & apothecary, 15 S. Howard street
Gould Sc Geary, shoe store, 31 N. Howard street
Gould James, dwelling do do

Gould John & Son, cloathing store, 1 Cheapside
Gouge Madame, fancy store, 31 N. Charles street
Gouiran Isidore, dry goods store, 10 Baltimore street
Gourdon Ferdinand, merchant, 3 Sharp street
Gover Ephraim G. 23 High street— o t
Gowan John, soap, candle, figblue & starch manufactory, 44

Lexington street
Grace Samuel, grocer. County wharf— / ^
Grace Francis, baker, 66 S. Charles street
Gracs Redmond, commission merchant, Pratt, near Light

street, dwelling Caroline, near Dulany street—/ p
Grace John, ship carpenter, 35 Ann street--/ p
Grace George, carter. Union, near French street — o t
Gracey John, carpenter, Aisquith near M'Elderry's st-~o f
Graf Frederick C. merchant S. Gay, near Water street,

dwelling Camden, near Sharp street
Graft' John, tailor, 55 Market street—/ p
Graff' Sabina, widow, 4 High street— o t
Graff" Jacob, tailor, 13 Fell's street—/^?
Graft'ton Nathan, bootmaker, 2 Hanover street, dwelling

25 N. Liberty street

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<Trahiit»i David, carter, J?haip, near Lee street
Graham Elizabeth, widow, Li'jcrty, near Pitt street — o I
Graham llamiltoi;, clerk in the liaiik of Maryland, dwel-
ling 30 Albemarle street— -(^ t
Graham R'^beit, carter, 32 High street— o^
Graham William, currier, Albemarle street---y i
Graham William, grocer, 17 Market space---/ p
(Jraham George, accountant, corner of Lombard and Han-
over streets
Grammer Benjamin, grocer, 102 N. Howard street
Grandchamp Williauj, tailor and clothier, corner of Cum-
berland row ."^nd Pratt street, dwelling. Green st.— o t
Granger J. & J. dry goods stoie, 236 Baltimore street
Granger Samuel, cordwaincr, Waggon alley, near Howard

street
Grant John, dr}^ goods store, 3 Market street/ /;-- -dwel-
ling Ann, near Allioanna street--/ jo
Grant IJaniel, 18 Hanover street
Grapevine Frederick, grocer, 76 N. Howard street
Gravev Frederick, Pearl, near Bath street
Gray Charles, carter. Sharp, near Lee street
Gray John M. boot ticc and last maker, 13 Water street
Gray William, Ross street near the seminary — w -p
Gray John, marriner, Lancaster, near Ann street--/ p
Gray John, captain of a Norfolk packet, Hanover, next

door to Barre street
Gray Mary, widov/, Mulberry, near Howaid street
Gray Edward, Apple alley, near Lancaster street--/ p
Gray Walter, merchant, dwelling corner of Granby and

Little York streets— o t
Crecn Charles R. auctioneer for horses &c. sales yard.

Swan street near Marsh market
Green John, carpenter, Green, near French street— o t
Green Margaret, grocer, 27 N. Charles street
Green , widow of Peter, grocer, 40 E. Allisanna, cor-
ner of Ann street--/ p
Green Samuel, surveyor, 74 Granby street — o t
Green Thomas U. coachmakcr 42 Grontstreet"-oi
Greeu William, cordwainer, 37 Bond street—/ p
Green Robert, boarding house, Thames, between Queen &.
Bond street

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Gregory Joseph, ship carpenter, 22 Philpot street—/ f
Green Mary, widow, 25 Albemarle street — o t
Green George W. chairmaker, 5^ Front street— o t
Green Armistead, apholsterer, 56 Hanover street, dwel-
ling Conway, near Sharp street
Green John, cordwainer, 90 N. Liberty street
Green Susannah, widow, 18, Pitt street-~oi
Green Edward, constable, Tripolet's alley
Greer George, merchant, dwelling Green street above New

Market— It; jp
Greaves David, grocer, county wharf—/ jt
Greeves Mary, widow, al Happy alley — / it
Greetham William, merchant,* dwelling N. Calvert street,

near the city spring
Greg» John & Co. grocers, 80 Pratt street, dwelling Holli-

day street, near the theatre
Gregary James, blacksmith, Lancaster street—/ jp
Grieves James, ship chandler, corner of Thames and Bond

streets — / jd
Orieves Edward, nail manufactory, N. Howard st. dwel-
ling Larew's alley
Griffin Edward, labourer, Lancaster street — / p
Griffin Henry, mariner. Strawberry alley — / p
Griffin Hugh, pedlar, corner of Ross and Morrow sts. — ^vo p
Griffin Thomas, carpenter, corner of Eutaw and Lombard

streets
Griffin Charles, grocer, 33 S. Howard street
Griffin Abraham, blacksmith, 40 NV. Pratt street
Griffin Walter, rigger, Apple alley, near Lancaster st.—fp
Griffin Henry, cordwainer, 122 Wolfe street—/ p
Griffith Edward, tailor, corner of King George and Albe-
marle streets — o t
Griffith Henry B. stone cutter, 40 N. Charles street
Griffith Matthew, innkeeper, 36 Market space
Griffith Samuel, merchant, 97 Hanover street
Griffith Susanna, innkeeper, corner of St. Paul's lane and

Chatham street
G;iffith Thoma.-i W. collector of the county tax, dwelling

St. Paul's lane
Griffith H. B. & Co. dry goods store, 81 Baltimoie street

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Griffith & Thompson, merchants, head of BoAvIeys wharf
Griffith Catharine, boarding house, St. Paul's lane, next the

office of the Federal Gazette
Griffith Francis, dwelling 72 N. Liberty street
Griffith Sarah, widow, 41 Saratoga street
Griffith Thomas, grocer, Happy alley, neai- Gough st. — -/ p
Griffiths Rachel, giocer. 58 Noitl street
Griffis David, rigger, 40 "SV. Allisanna street — -j p
Griggs James, pilot, Exeter street — o t
Grimes John, Pearl, near Fayette street—tr/)
Grimes Levi, ship caipcnter, 25 W. Fleet sti tet — 'f p
Grimes James, merchant, dwelling 24 Union street — o t
Grimes Richard, mariner, Bank, near Bond street — f p
Grinell William, plane maker, corner of Saratoga street

and Larew's alley
Giofl' Henry, printers' joiner, 16 N. Frederick street
Groom William, sea captain, 14 Fleet street — -f p
Grooms Nathaniel, rope maker, Bridge, near North st.— o t
Grosh John, sea captain, 51 George street — f p
Gross & White, grocers, corner of Plarrison and N. Gay

streets
Gross John, dwelling Jones street — o t
Gross Joiin J. &. Co. grocers, 1 Bridge street — o t
Gross Lew :>, dwelling 1 do do

Grove & "VV#bb, grocery and flour store, 257 Baltimore st.
Grove Stephen, dwelling Green street, near New Mar-

et — ic p
Grover William, grocer, Friendship street — o t
Grub Michael, cedar cooper, 25 i N. Howard street
Grub Michael, cooper, HoUiday street, opposite M'Caus-

land's Brewery
Grundy George &, Sons, dry goods merchants 188i Balti-
more street
Guest ]ia/,il, cordwainer, 92 Pitt street — o t
Guestier P. A. merchant, S. Frederick, near Pratt street,
dwelli?!!; corner of Duke and Albemarle streets — o t
Guinand F, E. watch and clock maker, 45 Market space
Guiton Joseph, miner, Stillhouse street — o t
Gulheim and Grandchamp, clothiers &tai<ors» 7G Cumber-
land rovr

n

Gunbr Stephen, ship carpenter, 19 Philpot street—/ p

Uunn James, dwelling N. Charles, near Pleasant street

Gunnisson Susanna, widow, 67 Wolfe street — -/ p

Guthrow Ann, widow, 54 S. Charles street

Gutrow Rebecca, widow. Lovely lane

Guttrv Elizabeth, widow, 99 Hanover street

Guy Francis, landscape painter, Saratoga, near Liberty

street
Gwynn Julia, widow, Potter street — o t
Gwynn Acksa, 9 S. Eutaw street
Gwynn Charles, lumber merchant, 5 Spears wharf, <lwel-

" ling East, near Holiday street
Gwinn XVilliam, merchant, dwelling 84 Sharp street
Gwynn William, grocer, 8 Bridge street— o t
Gwynn William, editor and proprietor of the Baltimore
Federal Gazette, dwelling Chatham street.

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Haaf John W. tailor, Ross street, near the seminary— 1(?^ ^p
Hack John, tobacconist, 46 N. Howard street
Hadley Samuel, dwelling Liberty, near Pitt street---p t
Hadskiss Samuel H. rope store, 4 Wolfe street—^* p
Hack Nicholas, dwelling Larew'salley
Haftcy Mary, innkeeper, 44 Market space
Hagerman Martha, widow, 34 Granby street— o t
Hagerty John, dry goods store, corner of Light and Bank

streets
Hagthrop Edward, cordwainer, 37 Bond street—/ 2>
Hague John, tailor, Happy alley--/ /'
Hague John, labourer, 55 JFiencn stre;-— o t
Haiolett Joseph, sailmaker, 46 Happy alley— f p
Hake A;idrew, carpenter, 74 N. Liberty street
Halfpenny William, pilot, 45 AUisanna street— f p
iFalc William, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 19 Market

space, dwelling Front street— o^
Haley James, 27 J^e^cington street
Haley Elizabeth, widow, Strawberry alley, near Wilk

street"/ p

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Haley Henry, ciiainnaker, Aisqultli, near M'£ldeiTj-s

street — o t ^

Hall Edward, cordwainer, 1* Bond street— / ;j
Hall Ezekiel, sea captain, 93 Ailisanna street—/ p
Hall George, measurer of lumber, 70 Market street—/ p
Hall George, cordwainer, 59 S. Charles street
Hall James, ship carpenter, 114 Ann street— /p
Hall James, carpenter, 8hoit alley — w p
Hall Sarah, widow, Wolfe, near Lancaster street— //j
Hall Richard W. physician, IS Conewago street
Hall W. & R. saddlers, 127 Baltimore street
Hall Edward, merchant, 108 Smiths wharf, dwelling Plea-
sant street
Hall J^amuel, cordwainer, 3 George street— / p
Viall H. W, grocer, 40 N. Liberty street
I Tall Thomaii'P. piiysician, 1 Chatliam street
Hall Joseph, sea captain, 49 Pitt street—o t
Hall Henry, physician, King George street, near the circus

— u t
Hall John, labourer, Duke street, near Harford run — o t
Hall Solomon R. boarding house, 81 Bridge street — o t
Halwaklt Cliarles, cordwainer, \Vhiskey alley, near How-
ard street
Hamell Charles, plai&tcrer. Union, near North street — o i
Hamer Daniel, hai'uess maker, dwelling Vulcan alley
Hammer Henry, paper hanger, 46 Chatham street
Hammer Frederick, German goods store, 173 Baltimore st.
Hammer Peter & Son, cloathing store, SO S. Calvert street
Hammett Jesse, butcher. Petticoat alley — / p
Hanmiick Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 24 S. Calvert street>

dwelling Light street
Hamman John, plumber and tinman, Market, near Wilk

street—/ p
Hamilton John, innkeeper, head of Baltimore street
Hamiliuii John, cordwainer, 37 Bond street—/ p
Hamilton Joim,brickiiiaker, Happj' alley— / /?
Haiiiilton Margaret, widow, Camden, near Haooversticet
Hamilton Hobcrt, merchant, dwelling 20 High street — o t
Hamilton Francis P. dry goods store, 41 Baltimore street
Hamilton & Bride, ship chandlers, 86 Dugau's wharf

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Hamilton /ames, dry goods store, 15 Baltimore street
Hamilton Thomas, physician, Aisquith street, near the

head of Pitt street — o t
Hammond Miss Harriet, 135 Baltimore street
Hammond Miss Sarah, 41 Conewago street
Hammond John L. dry goods and grocery store, 20 Mar-
ket space, dwelling Pitt street — o t
Hanan John, carpenter, 70 Granby street— o t
Hanawaldt JiJoob, carter, Hoiliday street, opposite Finnic

Baths
Hancock Robert, sea captain, 76 Market street---/ p
Hancock Thomas, hardware merchant, 2 Sharp street
Hand Moses, painter, 128 N. Howard street
Hand & Schaeffer, dry goods store, N. E. corner of Balti-
more and Frederick streets
Handlen Patrick, sea captain, 36 Strawberry alley—/ p
Handy AVilliam W. physician, 58 VV. Pratt street
Hands William G. secretary to the York turnpike road
company, 16 Harrison street -r

Hancy Charles, cordwainer, Eutaw, opposite Barre &t.--wp
Haney Samuel, pilot, 53 Fleet street—/ p
Hankey Joseph, 2 Pearl street, near the falls
HannaJohn, merchant, corner of Queen and Thames sts.

-fP
Hanna Alexander B. bootmaker, 1 S. Gay street, dwelling-

25 Great York street~-o t
Hanna Ann, widow, 62 Ann street—/ p
Hanney Jacob, merchant tailor, dwelling 37 South street
Hans Martin, innkeeper, W. Pratt, near Paca street — wp
Hanson William, merchant tailor, 1 Lemmon street
Hanson William H. Pitt street— o t
Hanson Henry, bootmaker, Eutaw near Conway street
Harbaugh Jacob, cordwainer, Tripolet's alley,'near Balti-
more street
Harbison Robert, merchant, 106 N. Howard street
Harden Thomas, rigger, 50 Happy alley—/ p
Harden &, Dunnington, dry goods merchants, 66 N. Howaid

street
Harding William, carter, Ross street near .the seminar>

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Hardesty Henry, duelling 58 Greeu siieet---o t

Hare Jesse, tobacconist, 64 Cumberland row

Hargrove John, pastor of the New Jerusalem church and

register of the city of Baltimore, dwelling corner of

Great York and Exeter streets— o t
Harker James, North, near Forrest street— o t
Harkins Giles, cordwainer, Lee, near Goodman street
Harlow Winslow, sea captain, 96 Bond street--^ p
Harman John, cordwainer, 21 W. Pratt street
Harman Philip, carpenter, S. Liberty near Howard street
Harmon Daniel, tailor, 7 Potter street— o t
Harncr Daniel, carpenter, Eutaw street, near Brandy alley
Harper R. G. attorney & counselloratlaw, 29 S. Gay st.
Harper Peter, waterman, 23 Thames street — -f p
Harper Wm. musical instrument maker, 42 S. Charles stt
Harrington Thomas, cordwainer, Straight lane— o t
Harrington Daniel, baker, corner of Light and Bank

streets
Harris & Donaldson, merchants, S2 N. Howard street
Harris David, merchant, dwelling Mulberry, near N. How-
ard street
Harris James, ship carpenter. Star alley— ^ p
Harris John F. justice of the peace, Chatham street, near

St. Paul's lane
Harris Joseph, grocer, corner of Eutaw street and Waggon

alley
Harris Runyan, hatter and furrier, 188 Baltimore street
Hariis John \V. tailor, dwelling near S. end of HoUiday

street
Harris and Wells, house carpenters and joiners, 38 Pitt

street— 0 t
Harrison Daniel, carpenter, 25 Bond street--^ p
JIarifion Elizabeth, widow, 36 Lancaster street--/" p
Harrison James, cordwainer, 92 Market street— /j>
Harrison W^illiam, sliip carpenter, 36 Fleet street— / j:
Harrison William, 82 Waggon alley
Harrison Hall, merchant, ctwelling 50 Hanover street
Harrison William, ship carpenter, 70 Albeinmle st.— o t
Harrison Charles, sea captainj Fleet, noitr ^Washington

street—/ p

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Harrison Samuel, ship carpenter, Washington, near Wilk

street— fp
Harrison & Sterrett, vendue and commission merchants,

O'Donnel's wharf
Harrison Joseph, gardener, 28 Green street — o t
Harrod Henry, rigger, 38 Ann street—//?
Harrod John J. blank book maker and stationer, 134 Balti-
more street
Harrow James, pilot, 51 Fleet street — ■/ p
Hart Henry, comb factory and fancy store, 38 Baltimore

street
Hart Joseph, inn keeper, adjoining the falls, at Baltimore

street bridge
Hart Nicholas, cooper, 60 South street
Hart Robert, sea captain, 37 Gough street — -f p
Hart & Smith, silversmith, 100 Baltimore street
Hartshorue W. & P. S. commission merchants, 113 Smith's

wharf
Hartshorne, Wm. jr. dwelling 103 Hanover street
Hartshorne Peter S. dwelling 51 Sharp street
Harvey Jonathan, merchant, 6 Light street wharf — dAvel-

ling Pleasant, near Calvert street— it' p
Harvey Jacob, drayman, 24 Fayette street
Harvey John cordwainer, 23 Lancaster street — -fp
Harwood T. & I. grocers and flour merchants, 113 N.

Howard street
Harwood Thomas, dwelling North, near Liberty street
Harry man David, painter and glazier, 57 High st. — o t
Hasham Josiah, painter, 2 Shakspeare street — f p
Haskell & Taylor, tin ware manufactory, corner of Union

and North streets — o t
Haskins Govert, merchant, 89 Bowley's wharf — dwelling

Second, near Gay street
Haslam John, veterinary surgeon, 101 High street — o t
Haslett James, gun smith, £8 Water street
Haslett William, 80 Baltimore st. — dwelling 13 Calvert st-
Hastings Jonas, dwelling 16 Conewago street
Hasweil John W. cabinet maker, 36 Pitt street— o t
Hatchinsoii Benjamin, Potter street — o t
Hatton Joshua, lajjourer, 57 Green street— o t

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Hatton Kesiali, widow, North street— o t
Haten Ann, tailoress, Eutaw, near Conway street— U' p
Haubert EH/.abeth, widow, Paca, near Franklin nt.—w p
Haubert &"NVood, tlour merchants, 6 S. Charles street
Haubert F. dwelling Lombard street, near the medical

college
Haupt Matthias, tobacconist, 5 North street
Hauptman John, cordwainer, 26 Fayette street
Haurner John, grocer, 55 Saratoga street
Hawes & Marselas, shoe store, 166 Baltimore street
Hay Martha, widow. 35 High street— o t
Hay Jacob, carpenter, Green, near Mulberry street — wp
Hayden Horace H. dentist, corner of N. Charles and

Chatham streets
Hayfer Emily, widow, 76 Waggon all--y
Hayes Walter C. sea captain, Granby near King George

street — o t
Hayes John, 21 Union street — o t
Hayes & Power, merchants, 121 N. Howard street
Hayes William, grocer. Fish market
Hay ward John, baker, corner of Pitt & High streets— o t
Hazlehurst & Dorsey, auctioneers and commission mer-
chants, 14 Spears wharf
Hazlehurst Andrew, dwelling 130 Hanover street
Heairn John, sea captain, 38 W. Allisanna street — f p
Healy John, silk dyer, 30 Harrison street
Healy Jlary, widow, S3 Albemarle street — o t
Heath Upton S. attorney and counsellor at law, New

Church street, opposite the court house
Heathcote John, dry goods store, 18 S. Calvert street
Hedrick Thomas, sail maker, dwelling Queen, near Gran-
by street — o t
Hegeman Henry B. inn keeper, 50 Bond street— fp
Heide George, 163 Baltimojre street
Heidclbach John H. merchant, 70 South street — dwelling

Barre, near Sharp street
Heims Solomon, drayman, corner of Forrest street and

Sugar alley — -/ k
Helmling Mary, groccrj corner of Eutaw street and Whis-
key alley

HelinHttg Anthony, block and pump maker, Camdea st.

near Light street wharf
Henderson John, grocer, 25 Commerce street
Henderson John, merchant, S3 N. Howard street
Henderson Jane, widow, corner of Granbj and King

George street — o t
Henderson Robert, weaver, Pitt st. near Harford run — o t
Henderson Peter H. cordwainer, Franklin near Green

street — w j)
Henley Eleanor, widow, S8 Fleet street — fp
Henn Julianna, widow, N. Eutaw, near Saratoga street
Hennick George, saddler, N. Eutaw, near Fayette street.
Henning Benjamin, bricklayer, 9 Lexington street
Henning Thomas, bricklayer, 38 Saratoga street
Hendrickson William, carter, Harford street — -o t
Hendrickson Daniel, stage driver, 31 S. Liberty street
Hensley Parish, stage owner, 37 N. Liberty street
Henry David, rope maker, Happy alley, near Gough st.—fp
Hentz John, fisherman, Argyle alley, near Lancaster st.—fp
Herring Ludwig, lumber merchant, 17 M'Elderry's wharf,

dwelling 72 Albemarle street — o t
Herrins Henry, lumber merchant, 68 Albemarle st. — o t
Herrin John, sea captain, 38 AUisanna street — -f p
Herron Jane, grocer, 28 Pratt street, head of Frederick

street dock
Herron James and A. dry goods store S. W. corner of

Market space and Baltimore street
Berwick Henrietta, widow, 45 N. Liberty street
Heslip and Jefferson, bootmakers, 44 Baltimore street
Heslip Jesse, blacksmith, dwelling Aisquith, near M'EI-

derry's street — o t
Hess Joseph, carpenter. Waggon alley, near Howard st.
Hewes and Tomkins, hardware store, 150 Baltimore st.
Hewes John, dwelling 52 Fayette street
Hewes John, tailor, 62 Bond street — -f p
Hewitt Eli, tobacconist, 232 Baltimore street
Hewitt William, rope store, Pratt street, near Cheapside
Hewitt Mary, widow, 32 German street
Hewitt William, dwelling Duke street — o t
Hickiey Sabastiaa, steae CMttef, 84 Harrison street

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IUckley Robert, merchant, 8 N. Howard strccf

Hicks \. &E. innkeepers, 10'2 High street — ot

Hicks John, carter, south end of Hanover street

Hicks John, boarding house, 96 Dugan's m harf

Higdon Richard, tailor, 29 Hanover street

Higginbothom AVilliam, marinep, 31 AUi?anna street — j p

Higginbothoni Ralph, cashier- of the Union bank, UN.

Charles street
Higgius Susanna, grocer, 64 South street
High James, cordwaincr, 85 Waggon alley
High William, painter, Forrest lane

Highland John, sea captain, Salisbury, near Granby si.'-ot
Hildebrandt Christian, N. Eutaw street — w p
Hildt John, leather dresser, Holliday street, near the falls
Hill Alexander, grocer, Pratt street, near the bridge
Hill John, sea captain, corner of Wolfe and Fleet sts.—fp
Hill Richard, carpenter, Ross st. near the seminary — xv p
Hill Arthur, dry goods store, 125 Baltimore street
Hill George, clerk, dwelling 82 N. Liberty street
Hill William, cordwainer, 44 Apple alley — fp
Hillart John, sea captain, 4 Philpot street — -fp
Hillen John, 54 Pitt street — o t
Hilton Lydia, widow. Potter street — o t
Hindes Moses, currier, 10 Water street
Hinds D. & P. dry goods merchants, 29 N. Howard street
Hinds John, bricklayer, 78 Sharp street
Hindman James, S. Gay, near Baltimore street
Hinks Thomas, cabinet maker, 31 Conewa-go street
Hinton Robert, tailor, Duke, near Exeter street— o t
Hint/.e Charles, physician, 15 S. G^ street
Hipwell Humphrey, grocer, 81 N. Howard street
Hiss Jesse L. chair maker, 37 S. Gay street
Hissey Caleb, mill stone maker, Barre, near Howard

street
Hitchcock Jesse, carter. Green, near French street— o t
Hitxclbcrger Peter & Baltzer, tanners. Fish, near Holliday

street
Hitzelbergcr Peter, tanner, dwelling 59 N. Gay street
HitzelbergerBalty.cr, tanjier, dwelling 57 N. Gay street
Hitz-elbcrger John, grocer 55 N. Gay street

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Hobbs Ann, widow, 12 Green street — o t
Hobson George, sea captain, 30 Great York street— o t
Hoburgh Henry, letter carrier, 13 Green street — o t
Hoburgh John, upholsterer, 13 South street
Hoburgh Sophia, widow, 13 Green street— o t
Hodges & Lansdale, merchants, 106 Smith's wharf
Hodges Benjamin, merchant, dwelling 16 Chatham street
Hodgkin Susanna, widow, Granby street—'O t
Hodson & Hyatt, dry goods store, 57 St. Patrick's row
Hoffman Andrew, hatter, 17 Union street— o t
Hoffman David, attorney & counsellor at law, office Wash-
ington square
Hoffman Frederick, 45 Saratoga street
Hoffman Jacob & Son, curriers, 7 Cheapside
Hoffman Jacob, currier, dwelling 46 Hanover street
Hoffman Michael, currier, dwelling 50 Camden street
Hoffman Peter, mercliant, 153 Baltimore street— dwelling

corner of New Church street and St. Paul's lane
Hoffman George & John, merchants, 5 N. Charles street
Hoffman George, dwelling 5 Hanover street
Hoffman Daniel, wholesale grocer, 1 S. Howard street
Hoffman Joseph, pastoi of the German church (formerly

Otterbine's) Cnnv. ay, near Hanover street
Hogan John, mariner, 25 Lancaster street— /p
Hogg John, grocer, 13 Saratoga street
Hogg James, carpenter, 20 Conewago street
Hogg Charles, carpenter, 91 N. Liberty street
Hof^ner Geo. tobacc jnist, Cowpen alley, near Howard st.
Holbrook Joseph, sea captain, 59 Great York street— o t
Holiday vViJllam, stone cutter, Eutaw street— u' p
Holland William, cooper, Saratoga, near Eutaw street-
dwelling Sarat Ji^a street
Holland Dennis, tailor, Caroline, near Dulany street
Holland Littleton, goldsmith & jeweller, 217 Baltimore st.
HoUingsworth Levi, merchant, 65 Bowley's wharf— dwel-
ling 27 East street
Rollingsworth & Worthington, merchants, County wharf

S. Calvert street
HoUingsworth Thomas, merchant, 47 County wharf, S.
Calvert street

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Hollingsworth Samuel, merchant, 59 County wliaif, S. Cal-
vert stiKjet— dwelling corner of N. Charles & Chat-
ham streets

Hollingsworth Thomas H. house joiner, corner of Good-
man street & Honey alley—;/' h

HoUins ^' M' Blair, merchants, 49 S. Gay street

Hollins John, dwelling Washington square

Holiins John S. dwelling AVater, between South Sf Gay sts.

Hollins William, merchant, 44 S. Gay street — dwelling
Franklin, west of Pearl street — iv p

Holmes Vincent, waterman, 61 Ann street--^ ^j

Holmes James, porter cellar, 127 Baltimore street— dwel-
ling Bath street, near Finn's baths

Holmes Lemuel, innkeeper, corner of Market space and
Fish Market

Holstcin Michael, tin ware manufacturer, Forrest street

Holt John, mariner, Argylc alley, liear AUisanna
street— f p

Holtz Peter, grocer, corner of Harford and Forrest
streets—o t

Holtz Peter, weaver, Aisquith, near M'Eldeny's
street— 0 t

Honey Amos, carpenter, 89 North street

Honeywell Stephen, clerk, Vulcan alley

Hook Joseph, captain of the city watch, Green, near Lex-
ington street— w p

Hook Michael boot and shoe maker, 42 N. Howard street

Hook Henry, painter and glazier, 47 Lexington street

Hooker James, constable, 13 Green street — o t

Hooper Sarah, widow, 12 Conewago street

Hooper Nicholas, dry goods store, 225 Baltimore street-
dwelling Eutaw street

Hooper James, innkeeper, 75 Bond street—//?

Hooper Isaac, ship carpenter, 60 Happy alley--//)

Hooper William, sailmaker, dwelling Duke, near Albe-
marle street — o t

Hope Daniel, brushmaker, King Tammany street

Hopkins Joel, physician, 4 Great York street— o t

Hopkins Gerard T. merchant, 1 Count}' wharf— dwelling
78 W. Pratt street

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Hopkins Sarali, widow, 25 High street— o t

Hopkinson Francis, 40 Chatham street

Hoppe Justus, merchant, 52 S. Frederick street — dwelling

N. Charles, opposite Pleasant street
Horn David, porter, Whiskey alley, near Eutaw street
Horn John, wheelwright. Liberty street— o t
Horn Thomas, bricklayer, 1 Comet street— o t
Horn Miss Priscilla, young ladies' academy, 25 S. Howard

street
Horner Margaret, widow, 8 Lancaster street— /p
Horner Francis, bricklayer, 100 Sharp stretfc
Horner Thomas, carpenter, Cliamberlain's alley
Horstman John, grocer. Argyle alley, n^ar Fleet st.---fp
Horsey Sarah, widow, 75 Granby street— o t
Horton James, merchant, Baltimore, near Green street— wj?
Hosebock John, wheelwright, 20 N. Liberty street
Hoskyns Mrs. Ann, fancy store, 24 Great York street— o i
Hossefross Jolin, grocer, Pratt street next the bridge
Hough Rachel, boarding house, 80 W. Pratt street
Hourston Elizabeth, 51 Apple alley—//?
House Sf Gillingham, lumber merchants, Camden street

near Light street wharf
House Samuel, lumber merchant, dwelling 81 Highst.— o t
Hovey Ann, grocer, 12 Allisanna street—///
Howard Henry, grocer, 44 Light street
Howard Henry, merchant tailor 72 Baltimore street
Howard Sf Bcatty, dry goods merchants, 209 Baltimore

street
Howard William, boot c^ shoe maker, 31 S. Calvert street
Howard <§* Sharp, boot and shoe makers, 46 Light street
Howa'd Benjamin C. attoiney and counsellor at law, of-
fice Washington square, opposite the court house
Howard John, majiner, 39 Fleet street— f p
Howard Henry, physician, Lombard, near Hanover street
Howard Beujamui, carter, Barrc, near Howard street
Howard Heary, mariner, 36 ^V. Allisanna street— /p
Howard Matilda, widow, Eden, near Dulany street
Howe Thomas, sea captain, 34 Queen street— o t
Howell William Sf Son, merchants, 110 Smith's wharf
Howell William, dwelling 64 Granby street — o t

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Howell c^ Carpenter, merchants 59 .Smith's M^harf
Howell William jr. dwellin;^ 135 S. Charles street
Howland Daniel cV- Son, mercliants, 71 Bowley's wharf— -

«lwelliii<r '■Z'-Z S. Frederick street
Ilowlet John, cabinet maker, Potter street— o t
Howser John, wheehvri;;ht, lOPitt street— o A
Hubball Ebenc/.er, brass founder, S N. Ciay street
Hubbard AVilliam, blockmaker, Philpot — dwelling 53 Fleet

street — -/ p
Hubbard Sarah, widow, Duke street, near Harford run— o t
Hubbard John, niariner, Welcome alley, near Sharp st.
Hubbel & "Waters, merchants, 10 County wharf
Hubbel Josiah, dwelling 68 Lombard street
Huber Henry, bootmaker, 51 South street
Huber Henry, painter and dazier, 40 N. Ho^. ard street
Hubaii Ulysses, baker, Holliday street, opposite the theatre
Hugg Cassandra, widow. 83 Harford street — o t
Hugg Richard, cordwaincr, 12 Green street — u t
Hughes Belinda, widow, 10 Union street — o t
Hughes Christopher, 17 Forrest street
Hughes Christopher, jun. 129 S. Charles street
Hughes Daniel, carter. Sharp, near Lee street
Hughes George L. shoe store, 89 Baltimore street
Hughes Hannah, Green, near Mulberry street— »f'^;
Hughes & Hayward, flour merchants, 241 JJaltimore street
Hughes Aquilla, grocer, corner of Eutaw and Saratogo

streets— u-ju
Hughes John, sailmaker, dwelling 49 Gough street—//?
Hughes James, carter, Petticoat alley— f/>
Hull Elizabeth, widow, Lancaster street—/;^
Humes & Howard, grocers, G5 Bridge street — ut
Humes Thomas, distiller, 145 High street— o/
Humphreys C. &. M. merchants, 82 Bowley's wharf
Humpln-ey^; Kerr, grocer, 18 Lancaster street--//-?
Humphreys Saraii, widow, Raxton lane, near Light street
Humsher Mary, 9 S. Howard street

Huuneker Peter, cordwaincr, Pearlc, near Bath st. meadow
Hunt John, brassfounder, 4(1 Allisanna street— //;
Hunt Jesse, i-addler and harness maker. 4 N. Charlesstreet

dwelling 70 Lombard street

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Hunter Rebecca, widow. Goodman, near HiU street— //t
Hunter Adam, wholesale dry goods merchant, 3 N. Li-
berty street
Hurst Elizabeth, milliner, 52 Baltimore street
Hurst Lydia, widow, 14 Ann street — -f p
Hurst Shadrack, butcher, Bridge, near Forrest street— o t
Hurst Thomas, sea captain, Hanover, near Barre street
Hurxthal Ferdinand, mcrcliant, HT Smith's wharf
Hurxthal Lew is, merchant, 8. Liberty, near German st.
Husband William, dwelling TG Hi^h street— o f
Hussey George, tanner, corner of \V. Wilk and Exeter

streets— 0 t
Hussey Hannah, widow of Nathan, 25 German street
Hussey Ashael, dry goods store, 5 N. Howard street —

dwelling Fayette street
Hussey John, tailor, 98 Pitt ?,iY(i&i—o t
Hutchings Samuel, sea captain, 37 Allisanna st.—fp
Hutchins Sarah, widow, Larew's alley
Hutson John, grocer, corner of Bond and Fleet sts.—fp
Hutson John, rigger, Argyle a.\ley—fp
Hutton James & Co. grocers, 24 BaUimore street
Hutton Elijah, bricklayer, 45 Green st.— of
Hutton John, ship carpenter, 85 Allisanna st.—fp
Hyatt Wesley, dry goods store, 7h S. Calvert st.
Hynson Nathaniel, Dulany st. opposite Columbia garden
Hynson John, carpenter, Jones st. near the brid^-e— o t

I

Ickis Elizabeth, widow, 52 S. Howard street

Ilker Mary, Avidow, T4 8. Charles street

Imes John, carpenter, 13 Comet street — o t

Inglis James, sen. agent fgr estates, collector, &c. 10

V hatham street
Inglis Dr. James, jr. pastor of the lirsi presbyterian church,

East street, next the cimrch
Inglesby Aly, widow, Granby, near I^ittle York st.— o t
Inloes Abraham, cooper, Chamberlain's alley
Inloes James, dwelling North street, opposite the cathedral

9Q

liiloes John, toidwaincr, 81 i Hond street---/'^

fnloes "NViIlian». ship joiner, corner of Wolfe and George

streets — dwelling '■25 Allisanna r-treet—fp
luloe^ David, cooper, corner of North street and Dutch

alley
Inlocs Thomas, cooper, Dutch alley, near Howard street
Inncsiohii, accountant, Strai^iht laiie---ot
Insor Luke, brickinaker, W. Wilk street, near the bridge
lr\ine John, dry ;|,oods store, '21 N. Howard street
Ir\in'j Alexander, Fayette, next door to N. Howard street
Jrvine Heiuj, blacksmith. Pearl, near Bath st.— meadow
Irvine Alexandei-, Uank, two doors frotn Calvert street
Isctt Adam, hatter, Gu Cumberland row — dwelling 39 Sa-
ratoga sti eet
Tsef t John, butter, 10 N. Howard strett
Jsgrig NVilliarii, Taihjr, Argyle alley, near Lancaster st.--//»
Isler John, drayman, 43 Titt street — o t
Ives James, boot and shoe maker, 19 Water et,

J

Jabo Mrs. , Potter, near M'Eldcny's street—o I

Jackson Ellen> widow, 19 Fleet street— //>

Jackson Henry, 10 Lombard street

Jackson John, cordwainer, Aisquith, near M'Eldcrry's
street — o t

Jackson Samuel, corner of Baltimore and S. Pacasts.-u' /j

Jackson William, block and pump maker, 15 Thames
street"-//;

Jackson Thomas, carpenter, 30 Granby street— o t

Jackson James, trunk manufactory, 44 8. Calvert street —
■dwelling Conway, near Howard street

Jacksou J. K. china s'tiiie, iI44^> Baltimore street — dwelling
Pratt, near Hanover street

Jacobs George, watchma!:er and silversmith, 58 N. How-
ard street

Jacquett Rebecca, widow, Thames street—/^

Jacquin and Gamier, brokers and commission merchants,
9 Second street

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Jacobs Susanna M. widow, 33 Green street— o t

Jadwin Robert, scowman, corner of Happy alley &Gough

street—/ p
JaflTray James, merchant, 9"2 Hanover street
Jalliffie Henry, clothier and tailor, corner of Pratt street

and ODonncl's wharf
James Amos, merchant, 48 Liglvt street, dwelling f6 W.

Pratt street
James Daniel, innkeeper. "2-2 Fells street — ^ p
James Tudor, collector, 13 Saratoga street
James Samuel, Duke, near Granby street — © t
Jlimes Henry, merchant, Public alley, dwelling 59, Sharp

street
Jf^.mes Levi, boat builder, Fountain street — -f p
James & Gillingham, flour merchants, 10 Light street

wharf
James Joseph, 43 W.. Pratt street
James M. E. wafer manufacturer, N. Eutaw, one door from

Franklin street
James Jesse, coach trimmer, dwelling Vulcan alley
James Mary, dry goods store, 5 W. Fleet street — -f p
James Henry, baker, Wolfe street, near Harford run — o t
James Charity, widow, Great York street, near ^Harford

run — 0 t
7ames Jane, 25 Union street — o t
Jameson H. G. appothecary and chemicrJ manufacturer,

N. Liberty, near Saratoga street
Jamison Jopeph, dwelling 42 N, Frederick street
Janney George F. bookseller and stationer, 18 Baltimore
street, dwelling Great York st. next Harford run— of
Janney M. P. & E. teachers. Great York street, next Har-'

ford run — o t
Janney Dr. L P. 36 N. Gay street
Janvier Joseph, chair maker, 76 Green street'<-»3 i
Janit Hannah, widow, 30 Green sti-eet — o t
Jarrett John, grocer, 6 W. Pratt street
Jarrett Samuel, grocer, 78^ N. Howard street
Jarvis & Hobby, commission merchants, 12 S. Calvert st.
Jarvis Orman, carter, corner of Lee and Iroodman t?treets
Jarvo Joseph, mariner. 25 Wilk street — ■/ p
\H2

92

.hison John, mariner, 3G Market street— ;/" p

Jauffret Jolm H. 5 Union stiei't — o t

•FefFers Joseph, carpenter, Little York street — ut

Jefteris Samuel, bookseller and stationer, 212 Baltimore

street, dwelling 53 Sharp street
Jeffrey Henry, grocer, corner of Wolfe and Allisanna

streets — -f p
Jembred John, whitesmith, Franklin, near Howard street
Jenkins Kdward, saddlery store, 50 South street
Jenkins James, rigger, Petticoat alley — -f p
Jenkins Mary, widow, 4 Apple alley — •/ p
Jenkins* Michael, cabinet maker, 18 Light street, dw elling

18 Bank street
Jenkins Thomas C. 47 S. Charles street
Jenkins AVilliam, currier, 4 Water street
Jenkins & Dinsmore, cabinet makers, N. Frederick, be-
tween Baltimore and Second streets
J-enkins And Pendleton, grocers, 23 Water street
Jenkins Heury^ hatter, 28 Green street — o t
Jennet John, confectioner and distiller, 25 Market space
Jennings Thomas, attorney and counsellor at law, office
5 Chatham street — dwelling Conway near Sharp street
Jennings Eleanor, widow, King George street — o t
Jessop Charles, jun. merchant, 17 Bridge street — ot
Jessop William, merchant, dwelling 13 Kayette street
Jin-kfivJane, widow, Dulany street near Columbia garden
Johns Aquilla, 27 Shakspeare street — -f p
Johns Abraham, tailor, 50 S. Howard slicet
Johns Robert, dwelling 11 Tnion street — oi
Johnson Edward, mayor of the city, dwelling King George

street — o t
Johoson Christopher, merchant, corner of Eutaw and Fay-
ette streets
Johnson James L clerk, dS Pitt street — o t
JohnsonJospph,cordwainer,Paca, near Fayette street — wp
Johnson Matthias, rigger, Argyle alley—/ p
Johnson Peter, cordwainer, 25 Water street
Johnson Samuel, carpenter, Pearl strec^U' p
Johnsoa "William, teacher. Great York street — o i
Johnson Stephen W. phyaician, 45 Jligh street — u '

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Jolm?RTi James, hairdresser, 9 Market space

Johnson Henrv, rigger, 22 Market street— / j)

Johason John,' gracer, corner of Great York and Front

streets— -0 t
Johnson Archibald C. tailor, corner of St. Paufs lane and

Chatham street
Johnson Susanna, widow, 98 Happy alley---/ p
Johnson Julia, widow, a6 Apple alley—/ p
Johnson John, carpenter, Salisbury street, near Harford

run— 0 t
Jolmson Perry, blacksirrith, S-traiglvt lane— o t
Johnson Abijah, tin plate worker, corner of M-Elderry and

Potter streets— « t
Johnson Absalom, cordwainer, 57 Ann street—/ p
Johnson Thomas, sea captain, 13+ Ann street-/ _;;;
Johnson Solomon, cerdwainer, 31 Union street— o t
Jolly Claude, merchant, 70 S. Charles street
-Johnkhere Francis, watch and clock maker, 100 Bond

street—/^
Jones Aubrey, cordwainer, 66 Cumberland row
Jones David, labourer, Caroline, near Smith street— /»
Jones Evan, labourer, 49 Great York street — o t
Jones Jacob, coachmaker, 39 German street
Jones James D. carpenter, Eden street — -f p
Jones John, rigger^ 51 Fleet street — / p
Jones Jolin, rigger, 44 Allisanna street—//;
Tones John, bricklayer, 20 Potter street — o t
Jones John N. sea captain, Bank street — -f p
Jones Jo^shua, merchant tailor, 56 Baltimore street
Jones Levin, sea captain, 30 E. Allisanna street— fp
Jones Nicholas S. potter, 22 Bridge street — o t
Jones Richard H. ourrier, 8 Cheapside — dwelling 78 Pratt

street
Jones Sarahs widov.-, Bond, near Dulany >itreet—fp
Jones Talbot, merchant, 48 N. Howard street
Jones ^yilUam, bricklayer, Green, near Lexingtos st.—Kr p
Jonfeb William, labourer, 55 Great York street — o t
Jones William, justice of the peace, corner of York and

High streets — dwelling Pitt, near Green street — o t
.Jones William, constable, 67 Harrison street

94

Joflcs Saimjci G. watch and clock maker, o9 Baltimore

street
Jouea & Davenport, curriers, 90 Dugan's wliarf
Jones Sarah. 118 Bond street — -f p
Jones Joseph, cheese dealer, 65 Strawberry alley — -f p
Jones William, carver, gilder, looking-glass and picture

frame irtaniifacturer, 42 N. Gay street
Jones John, tailor, Forrest lane, near Conewago street
Jordan Henry, toy shop, S4 N. Frederick street
Jordan \^'illiam, tailor. Fish, near Gay street
Jordan Jolsn, Potter, 7 Granby street — o t
Joi-dan William, ship .carpenter, Allisanna, near Ann

street — f p
Jordan Frederick, butcher, Holliday street, near Finn's

baths
Jordan James, grocer, corner of North street and Waggon

alley.
Joss Anthony, Tripolet's alley
Joyce William, carpenter, Aisquith street — ot
Jubb Richard, fisherman, Apple alley, near Lancaster

street — -f p
Juden John, grocer, 93 W. Pratt street
Judlin Andrew F. carpenter, Holliday street, near Finn's

baths
Juedefind John, cordwainer, 38^ W. Pratt street
Junge H. W. dry goods store, 182 Baltimore street, cornier

of Charles street — Klwelling 7 Conewago sti^ect

"Kaemrly Michael, carpenter, Pearle streeti — w p
Kalbfus Lewis, Morocco dresser, 148 Baltimore street
Kalkman Charles F. merchant, S. Gay, iiear Pratt street-
dwelling 126 Hanover street
KalL Anna, widow, S. Howard, near Conv»fay street
Kaminsky John Christopher, innkeeper, 14 Bank street
Ivane Jane, widow, -8 Fleet street — -f p
Kane John M. grocer, coraer of Light and Pratt streets—
■d'velling 10 Pratt street

i>5

Karrick Joseph, mercliant. Commerce street, next tloor to
the old exchange — dwelling conicr of Sharii and Cam-
den streets
Karthaus Charles William & Co. mercha;'ts, 83 Smith's

wharf
Karthaus Charles W. dwelling 28 Great York st. — o t
Karthaus P. A. dwelling Great York street — o t
Kauderer George, baker, S. Eutaw, near Camden sL—w p
Kauftman John, carpenter, Camden, near S, Howard st.
Kavin Sc Owen Byrne, grocers, corner of Bond and "NVilk

streets — -f p
Kaylor Georg'B, baker, 72 Cumberland row
Keatinge Henry S. printing office, Green, near North

street — o t
Keeue William, grocer, 59 N. Howard street
Keenau Charles, grocer, North street-— w p
Keener Jacob, tailor, 52 N. Gay street
Keener John, gun-smith, 8 Water street
Keener David, druggist, 136 Baltimore street
Keerl S. & I. Pague, merchants, 221 Baltimore street
Keerl Henry & Son, druggists, 233 Baltimore street
Keerl Henry, dwelling 17 German street
Keirle Matthew, boot and shoe factory, 40 Bond st.— /j*

and 63 Bridge street— o t
Keirle John W. shoe store, 87 Baltimore street, corner of

South — tlwell'wg Lovely lane
Keilholtz Henry, hair dresser, 27 S. Howard street
KeilholtzMagdalena, grocer, 70 Lexington street
Keith Mary, widow, 42 W. All-janna street— /p
Keithley Richard, ship carpenter, 4 E. Aliisanna st.-—//?
Keirnan Michael, ^grocery, corner of North street an<t

Wagfjon alley
KeighUr Mary, widow, 21 Comet street — o t
Keller and Forman, meixhauts, 259 Baltimore street
Keller George, confectioner, 198 Baltimore street
Keller John, brickmaker. Washington, near Pacast.— 7^ p
Keller Conrud, turner, Roger's alley, near the post office-
Kellin^er Henry, tailor, Washington, near Paca .it. — aa p
Kelly Robert, cooper, Public alley
Kelly Matthew, sea captaia, 57 Market space— /;»-

96

Kelly Patrick, stone mason, corner of Ross and Morrow

streets — ir p
Kelly AVilliain, cordwainer, Liberty, near M'Eldcrry's

street — o t
Kelso Thomas, butclier, 101 French street — o t
Kelser William, painter, Green, near North street — ■© i
Kelser Ann, widow, 115 Green street — o t
Kemp Rev. James, Saratoga, near Charles street
Kemp Thomas, ship carpenter, Fleet, near Washington

street— /p
Kenipes Abraham, ship carpenter, 11 Happy alley— /p
Kemptan Samuel A. Queen street, near Harford run— -o t
Kenley Edward, merchant, 57 County wharf, S. Calvert

street.— dwelling 43 S. Charles st.
Kennard Samuel, ship carpenter, 41 Philpot st.— /jy
Kennard Thomas, waterman, Barre, near Hanover street
Kennedy Mary, widow, Pitt street, near Harford run— o t
K-ennedy John, bricklayer, corner of N.. Calvert and Bath

streets
Kennedy Mordecai, blacksmith, Bath street, near Finn's

baths
Kennedy Williain, hay weigher, dwelling Holliday street*
Kennedy Samuel, sea captain, 38 Water street
Kennedy Ebenezer, ship joiner, 109 Bond street — fp
Kenned}- John, merchant (copper.) 10 Light street — hJwcI-

ling Cove street — ir p
Kennedy John F. dwelling 89 Pratt street
Kennedy James, printer, office East street, ncarty opposite

the first prosbyterian church
Kenny Eleanor, widow, 60 Hanover street
Kenny Thomas, carpenter, corner of Franklin and North

streets
Kenny Peter, corner of Bridge and East streets— o t
Kent &. Brow lie, merchants, corner of Paca and Franklin

streets— ?r p
Kent Emamicl, dwelling Paca, near Franklin street— if ^
Keppler John T. bacon store, corner of Lexington and

Paca streets— «'/)
Ke))linger Samuel, watch and clock maker, IC N. Howard

street

97
»

Kerr William, superintendant of chimney sweeps, corner

of Goodman and Montgomery streets,— /^
Kerby Cornelius, accountant, Pitt, near Liberty st.-o t
Kerby and Ready, sailmakers, corner of Light st. wharf

and Camden street
Kesley William, teacher, Sharp, near Baltimore street
Kesslcr Christian, painter, 12 German street
Ketler, Frederick, mariner, 47 Wilk street— /|7 •
Key Abner, tailor, 69 Pratt street
Keys John, grocer, 104 Dugan's wharf
Keys Baley, grocer, 35 N. Howard street
Keyser Derrick, china store, 12^ N. Howard street
Keyser & Schaefer, china store, 199 Baltimore street
Keyser Samuel, dwelling corner of Eutaw and Fayette

streets
Kiefel Nicholas, carpenter, 35 German street
Kierstad Luke, sailmaker, 13 Ann street— ;/*jP
Kilbreth Thomas, livery stable keeper, dwelling Short

alley
Kilbournand Porter, pewterer and tin plate workers, Sara-
toga, near Howard street
Kilburn Rupel, Ann, near Fleet street—/ p
Kilty Catharine, widow, 95 Sharp street
Kimberly Nathaniel, merchant tailor, 2 Lemmon street
Kimberly Michael, carpenter. Pearl, near Fayette st.— 7^ f
Kimberly AVilliam H. jeweller, 70 Bond street—/ j?
Kimmel Anthony, 64 Lexington street
Kimmel & Albert, hardware merchants, 19 N. Howard st.
Kimmel Michael, dwelling 4 N. Howard street
Kincaid James & W. merchants, 21 Bridge street — o t
Kindrick George, mariner, 60 Fleet street—/ p
King Fitz, mariner, 46 Allisanna street—/ p
King George, painter, Lee, near Sharp street
King Henry, innkeeper, 41 N. Howard street
King James C. Jones street— o t
King John, chair maker, 24 N. Gay street, dwelling 101

Saratoga street
King Richard, shoe store, 213 Baltimore street
King Mary, 82 Smith's wharf
King William, boarding house keeper, 63 S. Frederick st.

98

Kin}5 Samuel, innkeeper, 116 High street — o t-

Kiiij; Ann, v. idow, 95 Hanover street

King Edwarfl.bl.ickftuiith, Brandy alley* near Sharp st.

Kingstjon John, drv goods store, i202 Baltimore street

Kipp John, oil anJ paint store, IG Cheapside, dwelling 7S
Camden street

Kirby AVilliam, ship carpenter. Fountain street — -f p

Kirby Samuel, ship carpenter, S9 Happy alley—/ p

Kirk Mary, widow, Straight lane— o t

Kirk Jnlia Ann, innkeeper, corner of Pratt and Paca
streets— M? p

Kirkland A. & 1). grocers, 60 Pratt street

Kirkpatrick, James, carter, S. Charles street between Con-
way and E. Barre streets

Kithcart John, ship joiner, Duke street, near Harford
street— 0 t

Kits Bernard, plaisterer, 61 (>-een street— o t

Kitts John, stage driver, 5S Waggon alley

Kitten Rachael, widow. King George street— o t

Klassen Charles, saddler, 47 N. Howard street

Klee, John, bottler, dwelling Pearl, near Bath st.-— meadow'

Kleinditz John, currier, corner of Goodman street and
Honey alley—/ h

Klinefelter Michael, grocer, corner of North and Forrest
streets— o t

Klock Conrad D. snuff manufacturer, 81 Bond street— /p

Klopfer Christian G. printer, oftice 14 S. Liberty street

Klunk Peter, carpenter. New lane— -«' /)

Knap Thomas, sea captain. Queen, nearPhilpot street-/p

Kneass Michael, grocer, 5 S. Howard street

Knight Comfort, widow, 2 Dutch alley

Knight Nathaniel, bookseller, 23 Fells st-ect--/ p

Knight Si, Woods, cjirpenters, 35 N. Gay street

Knight Godfrey, cutler, 60 Harrison street

Knowles Ann, widow, 23 Ann street—/ p

Knox Rev. Samuel, president of the Baltimore college,
dwelling N. Charles, near Mulberry street

Knox Reyaolds, carpenter, S. Eutaw, near Lombard st.

Knap Abi-aham, baker, corner of Howard street and Bran-
dy alley

1^9

Koch Andreas, baker, Green st. above New Market— .tt?^'
Koenigsbauer Joseph, cigar maker, 4 Bond street—/ p
Kone Daniel, Eutaw, near Franklin street
Konig C. S. mercliant, dwelling 22 Light street
Kohlstadt Benjamin, baker, 97 N. Howard street
Konccke & Baker, dry goods merchants, 61 N. Howard

street
Kraber Martin & Son, grocers, Hookstown road, near the

seminary-— w p
Kracht Frederick, teacher, N. Eutaw street — w p
Krebs Jacob, brickmaker, corner of Gough and Eden

streets — -f p
Krebs John, brickmaker, corner of Eutaw and Conway

streets
Krebs Samuel, combmaker, Washington street— wp
Krebs William, brickmaker, Washington street — w p
Krems Joseph, merchant, corner of Green and Franklin

streets — w p
Krieg Frederick, blacksmith, Short alley, near Saratoga

street — w p
Kughn Augustine C. turner, 17 North street— ^<
Kummer Frederick, cordwainer, 1 1 N. Liberty street
Kurby John, carpenter, Jones street — o t
Kurtz John, grocer, N. Eutaw, near Franklin street
Kurtz Rev. Daniel, pastor of the German Lutheran

Church, dwelling Holliday street, nearly opposite the

theatre
Kusick John, carpenter, 57 Fleet street—/ p
Kyle Elizabetli, widow, North, near Saratoga streetr

li

Labes James & Co. merchants, 5 S. Charles street

Labome Lewis, plumber, 22 N. Gay street

Lacombe Fanny, widow, S3 Market street—/ p

Lacky Hugh, 10 Shakspeare street— / ^^

Lacey Cephas S. grocer, corner of Hookstown road and

Seminary lane — w p
Lafetra Jacob, shoe store, 28 Bridge street— <o t

136500

100

Lafferty William, meal store, 91 Harford street — o i

Lafferty Susanna, widow, 47 Happy alley—/ p

Lalitte Barthe & Co. merchants, 171 A Baltimore street

Lafond John P. grocer, 48 Market space

Lahy Morris, cooper, 3 Philpot street — / p

Lainhart Henry, 9 German street

Lainhart Henry, hat store, corner of Thames and Philpot

streets—/ p
Lamater Raney, rigger, 7 Argyle alley — / p
Lamb David, mariner, Wilk, near Bond street— f p
Lambert Lewis, labourer, 44 Saratoga street
Lambie & Wallace, bootmakers, 6 Light street
Lambeth Samuel, cordwainer, corner of S. Charles and E.

barre streets
Lamson Henry, hatter, 5 S. Calvert street
Lampley John M. cordwainer, 1 N. Calvert street
Landon George, grocer, corner of Frederick and Second

streets
Landsdale William M. merchant, dwelling, 56 N. Charles

street
Landstreet John, dwelling 71 Saratoga street
Lane Matthew, labourer. Welcome alley, near Sharp

street
Lane Patrick, mahogany sawyer, 2 Ruxton lane
Lane Thomas A. sea captain, 5 Comet street — ot
Lang John S. B. boarding house, 41 Pitt street — / p
Langford William, w aterman, corner of Argyle alley and

Wilk street — f p
Langley Hez-ekiah, grocery, 15 Market space
Lannay Louis I. dwelling Barre, near Hanover street
Lapalanche Guilliaume, hair dresser, 99 bo id street — -fp
Larew James, carter, Union, near Freucii street — o t
Larew John, carpenter, Lombard, near Eutaw street — w p
Larrabee Daniel, boot tree and last manufacturer, 22 S.

Calvert street — dwelling North street — wp
Larsh Abraham, dry gooil-^ store, 237 Baltimore street
Larsh Maria, widow, G>odinan, near Montgomery st. — -f h
Larsh Margaret, widow, 1 S. Gay street
Latour John, merchant, 1 Commerce street, dwelling cor-
ner of Green and Mulberry streets — w p

101

Latievite Mary M. widow, 32, S. Charles street
Laty Joseph, boat builder, George, near Ann street, dwel-
ling 15 Pitt street—/ p
Laudeman Frederick, tobacconist, 21 Bond street—/ f
Lauderman John, ship joiner, 57 Market street—/ p
Laurenson and Whelan, grocers, 132 Baltimore street
Laurenson Philip, merchant, dwelling 82 N. Liberty st.
Laurenson James, sea captain, 32 Ann street — / p
Lavely William, cabinet maker, dwelling Vulcan alley
Lavignae Matthew, 134 Bond street — / p
Law James, custom house officer, Mulberry, near North st.
Law Anthony, cabinetmaker, 21, dwelling 11 Fayette st.
Lawless Matthew, grocer, 74 Bridge street — o t
Lawrence John M. physician, 4 George street — / p
Lawrence Richard, blacksmith, 78 AUisanna street — / p
Lawrence Richard, china store, corner of S. Calvert and

Water streets — dwelling Granby street — o t
Lawrence James, tobacconist, 7 High street — o t
Lawreuce Thomas, teller of the Marine Bank, 121 Wolfe

street — / p
Laws Thomas, ship carpenter, 101 AUisanna street—/ ^j
Lawson Robert, clerk of the marsh market, dwelling 12

Pitt street — o t
Lawson Diana, widow, 20 Albemarle street — o t
Lawson Anthony, carreuter and keeper of Columbia gar

den, Dulaiiy street
Leag Ann, milliner, 9 Bank street

Leag Lake, cordwainer, ILirford, near Forrest street — o
League Nat'ianiel, coidwainer, 7 Lexington street
League Sarah, widow, Bank street near Strawberry al-
ley—/ p^
Leakin E. widow, 1 West Fleet street — / p
Leakin Sheppard C. printer, bookseller and lottery office,

28 Fells street—/ p
League Ann, milliner, 127 Baltimore street
Leaman Thomas, grocer, corner of Eden and Dulany sts.
Leaman Jane, milliner, Eden, near J3ulany street
Leary Peter, hatter, 21 Fells street—/' p
Leatherbury Thomas, chair maker, Liberty, near Piti
street — o t

102

Leathenvood John, comb maker, corner of Sharp and Lee

streets
Lebon Charles, grocer, 47^ N. Howard street
Leclaire Lew is S. physician, corner of Paca and Saratoga

streets — w p
Lee George, sea captain, Gough, near Caroline street— ;fjp
Lee Joseph, 76 Bond street — -f p
Lee Susanna, widow, Aisqulth street — o t
Lee James A. western tavern and Hotel, corner of Sara-
toga aud Howard streets
Lee George, saddler and harness maker, 19 Market space
Lee Philip, innkeeper, 7 Fish market
Lee Isaac, merchant, dwelling S. Howard, between Cam-
den and Conway streets
Lee Robert, Lexington street near New Market — w p
Leeke Nicholas, 6l Ann street — ■/ p
Lefavre Abraham, printer, dwelling 60 High street — o t
Legard Joseph, cordwainer, Aisquith, near M'Elderry's

street — o t
Leget Elizabeth, widow, 46 Front street — o t
Leggett John, milk man. Smith st. near Apple alley — -f p
Legrand Samuel D. bacon store, corner of Market space

and second street
Leigh Nicholas, innkeeper, S8 Market space
Leinhart Mary, widow, W. Pratt, near Eutaw st. — w p
Leith Samuel, carpenter, Dutch alley
Leland Richard, hatter, dwelling Pitt, near Front strect-o t
Leloup Louis F. vice consul pro. tem. from France, office

corner of Granby and King George streets— o t
Lcmmon Robert & Co. auctioneei-s, head of Gay street

duck
Lemmon Robert, auctioneer, dwelling Goodman, near

Lee street
Lenox William, ship carpenter, 27 Ann street— jf p
Lenox James, jun. accountant, Fleet, near Washington

street—/ p
Leonard Joseph, brewer, 100 Hanover street
Leone Gasper, ship carpenter, 9 Fleet street—/ p
I/e Peltier Francis, carpenter, S. Howard, near Camden
street

105

Lepeirtre Francisco, cigar maker, 18 Bond street—/ p
Lerew James, innkeeper. Fish market
Lerew Abraham, carpenter, Eutaw, near Pratt street
Leroy Thomas, carpenter jcorner of Potter and M'Elderry

streets— 0 t
Le Roy & Co. merchants, 41 Market space
Lescaniere Peter, baker, 29 S. Cliarles street
iietter Thomas, dwelling 38 High street — ot
^vering Aaron, dwelling 56 Sharp street
Levering Enoch & Jesse, grocers, 23 Cheapside
Levering Enoch, dwelling 4 Lombard street
Levering Jesse, dwelling 6 do do

Levering John & Aaron, grocers, 25 Cheapside
Levering John, dwelling 58 Sharp street
Levering Nathan, Baltimore Manufacturing Company's
warehouse, 197 Baltimore street — dwelling 20 Hano-
ver street
Levering Aaron R. Franklin Manufacturing Company's
warehouse, 230 Baltimore street- —dwelling 68 Sharp
street
Leverino- Peter, merchant, 28 Cheapside
Levely John, accountant, Green, near Mulberry si.—wp
Levi Heart, fancy cutlery store, 121 Bond street— / jp
Levi Andrew, pedlar, 120 Bond street— / p
Leyi Mary, dry goods store, corner of Liberty and King

Tammany streets
Lewis A. L & E. wholesale dry goodsmerchants, 157 Balti-
more street
Lewis Philip, druggist 14 Bridge street — o t
Lewis John, hair dresser, 10 Thames street—-/" p
Lewis Lewis D. wheelwright, d veiling 79 G;anby st. — ot
Lewis Richard, dwelling 14, N. Liberty street
Lewis Ann, widow, Pitt street near Harford run— o t
Lewis Richard, Pearl, near Fayette street— ?«> p
Leypold Frederick, merchant, 61 N. Gay street
Library Company of Baltimore, corner of East and Hol-

liday streets
Light Cornelius, cordwainer, 77 Waggon alley
Li^ht John, labourer, 74 Wagi^on alley
Ligget Jane, widow, Duke street— o t
hl2

104

Lightbody John, carpenter, Aisquith, near M'Elderry

street~-o t
Lightner John, tinner and pewterer, 144 High street— of
Lilly Eli, innkeeper, corner of Howard and Lombard sts.
Linden Daniel, labourer, 130 Green street— o t
Lindenberger &. Arthur, hardware merchants, 167 Balti-
more street
Lindenberger & Hebb, wholesale hardware merchan «,

200 i Baltimore street
Lindenberger George & Jacob, wholesale hardware mer-
chants, 20 Baltimore street
Lindenberger Frederick, dwelling 26 Hr.nover street
Lindenberger Jacob, dwelling 40 Hanover street
Lindsey Elizabeth, widow. High street — o t
Lindsey William, cordwainer, 50 Green street— o t
Lindsey Andrew, bricklayer, 64 Sharp street
Ling Robert, grocer, 59 Bond street—/;;
Lingfelter Elizabeth, grocer, corner of Franklin street and

Larew's alley
Link Nicholas, shingle maker, Conway, near Sharp street
Lislie John, mariner, 10 Fleet street— fp
Littig Philip, comb and brush store and manufactory, 142

Baltimore street
Littig George, custom house officer, 36 Gough street — /jp
Little Francis, teacher, dwelling Mulberry street, near

Baltimore college
Little Jacob, merchant tailor, 26 South street
Little James, ship carpenter, 39 Wolfe street — -fp
Little John, carter. Petticoat alley—/;?
Little Thomas, dravman. Union, near North street — o t
Littlejohn Miles, physician, 39 Hanover street
iiitton Thomas, sailmaker, dwelling 135 Bond street—//)
Livers Anthony, grocer, corner of Eutaw and Franklin sts-
Livingston John, teacher, German lane, near Sharp street
Lloyd William, cooper, Dutch alley
LotJbey Lewis, ship carpenter, 19 Ann street — -f p
Lock Sarah, matron of the female orphaline charity school

N. Calvert street, near the city spring
Ijock Nathaniel, mechanical hall, 38 IJght street
Logan John, carpenter, Tripolefs alley, near Market st>

105

Logan Phcebe, widow, "VVilk, near Bond street— /j»

Loney Moses, accountant, 71 Harrison street

Long Henry, soap manufactory and distillery, Jones

street — o t
Long Cornelius B. cordwainer, 4 Fells street—/^
Long John, rigger, Argyle alley—^p
Long John S. B. boarding house, 41 Pitt street—//?
Long Reuben, merchant, Camden, near Howard street
Long Robert C. carpenter, 10 Conewago street
Long Samuel, grocer, 71 Harford street-"0 t
Long William C. grocer, Franklin, near Howard street
Long Margaret, widow, Franklin lane, near Cheapside
Long Thomas, tailor, 16 Bond street— fp
Long Jacob, baker, 80 Bond street, corner of Allisanna

street—/^
Long Samuel, mariner, Strawberry alley, near Allisanna

street—^p
Longfellow Samuel, waterman, corner of Granby and

Prince streets— o t
Lorman William, merchant, corner of New Church and

Charles streets
Lormer William, drayman, 118 Green street — o t
Lotz Henry, cordwainer, Argyle alley, near Fleet st.'-'fp
Lough Barbara, widow, Homespun' alley, near Eutaw

street
Lourens Robert, grocer, 26 Wilk street--//;
Love George, mariner, 64 Fleet street— /p
Love John, druggist, 16 Market space
Loveday John, mariner, Conway, near Hanover street
Lovegrove James, book binder, 212 Baltimore street-
dwelling Sharp street
Lovell Sf Sultzer, bakers. Water street, near Griffiths'

bridge
Lovell William, baker, 54 N. Howard street
Lovring Francis, coachmaker, 28 N. Gay street — dwelling

Pitt street— 0 t
Low H. P. carpenter, N. Eutaw, near Saratoga street
Low Cornelius, sea captain, 91 Hanover street
Lowry Francis, grocer, corner of Hanover & Barre streets
Ivowry Robert, tailor, 1 Water street

106

Lowry Salvailoic, pedlar, Pratt street, near the bridge
Ixjwry William, surveyorof the port, dwelling King George

street, near the circus— o t
Lowry Samuel, Pratt street, near Market space
Lowry Jolin, 32 Albemarle street— o t
Lowry Jean, widow, Forrest, near Montgomery street— ^^
Lubcrg John, ship carpenter, 99 Ann street— jp
Lucas Fielding jr. bookseller & stationer, 138 Baltimore

street
liucas Peter, boarding house, 54i Bond street— f p
Lucas Joshua, carpenter, Ross, near Morris street — wp
Lucas Sarah, widow, 63 Green street— o t
Ludden L. hardware store, 244 Baltimore street, corner of

Liberty— dwelling HoUiday street
Luley Charles, whitesmith, Saratoga street, corner of La-

rew's alley
Lulcy Margaret, midwife, Larew's alley, near Saratoga st.
Lusby Jolin, teacher, Union, near French street— o t
Lusby Hannah, widow. Liberty, near Pitt street — o t
Lusby William, merchant tailor, 9 South street— dwel-
ling N. Calvert street, near the mechanics' bank
Lynch and Craft, paint store, 15 Cheapside
Lvnch Bernard, ship joiner, 64 Ann street— /p
Lynch John, silversmith, corner of Franklin street and

Strawberry alley
Lynch Patrick,' labourer, Happy alley, near Fleet st.— / p
Lynch Anthony, carpenter. Mulberry, near Howard street
Lvon Andrew, carpenter. Sharp, near Hill street
Lyon William, blacksmith, 24 Pratt street— dwelling 57

Sharp street
Lyon James, Forrest, near Montgomery street— /A
Lyons Bartholomew, cordwainer, Goodman street— fh
LytoB Thomas, over 7 Calvert street
Lyttle &. Hutchins, vendue and commission merchants, cor-'

ner of Second and Frederick streets

M

Mactier Mrs. Frances, 15 St. Pauls lane

107

Mackinheimer John, 42 Bridge street — o t
Mackinheimer Nicholas, butcher, 16 Waggon alley
Mackall Richard, Paca, near Franklin street— rt; p
Mackreery Letitia, Eutaw near Fayette street
Mackenzie Colin, physician, 12 N. Gay street
Mackenzie George, saddler, 21 Water street
Mackenzie Elizabeth, widow, 64 W. Pratt street
Mackey Michael, grocer, 76 South street
Mackey Robert, mariner, 59 Ann street—/ p
Mackey John,jun. &Co. lumber merchants. Light street

wharf
Mackey James, silver plater, 23 Comet street — o t
Mackubbin AVilliam, tailor, 80 Argyle alley—/ p
Macdonald & Ridgely, merchants, corner of S. Howard

and Baltimore streets—dwelling Hanover street
Mace Thomas, pump maker, Aigyle alley—/ p
Madschaesky John, baker, 3/6 Market street—/ p
Magee Patrick, pedlar, Ross, near Morris street— tc p
Madeara William, baker, 105 Bond street—/ p
Magry Vincent, cigar maker, 111 Bond street—/ p
Maguire John, grocer, 55 S. Frederick street
Maguire Thomas, clerk, Morris street, near the Semina-
ry— w p
Maguire Hugh, teacher, St. Paul's lane, dwelling 50 Caro-
line street—/ p
Maggs Jane, widow, 23 N. Gay street
Maglenen Jamet«, soap and candle manufactory, 86 S.

Charles street
Magruder Richard B. attorney and counsellor at law, of-
fice next door to the post office— dwelling Good-
man near Lee street
Maher Martin F. merchant, 4 Spear's wharf
Maher Samuel, cooper, 50 N. Liberty street
Mahaney John, bricklayer, Petticoat al ley —/p
Major Arthur, grocer, King George street, next Harford

run—* t
Male Free School, Lancastrian plan, N. Calvert street

near the pantheon
Mallet Francis, dancing master, 24 S, Charles street
Malloy Patrick, keeper of a livery stable, Lancaster st."/p

108

Malloy William, grocer, 54\Vilk street—/ p

Malloj Catherine, widow, Welcome alley, near Conway
street

Malonee John, dry goods store, 4 N. Howard street

Walony James, carpenter, 54 Market street---/ p

Mangee Samuel, 46 S. Charles street

Mankin Isaiah, merchant, 67 Smith's wharf— dwelling 48,
N. Charles street

Mankin Jane, widow, M'Elderry street— o t

Manly John, labourer, 25 North street

Mann Antliony, apothecary, 120 Baltimore street

Mann Frederick, cordwainer, 43 Bridge street— o t

Mann Mrs. Patsey, 27 Union street — o t

Mansen Gabriel, rigger, Happy alley—/ n

Manson Henry, boarding house, 62 Bond street—/ p

Mansfield Mary, widow, Ross, near Morris strfet-"«7p

Manuel Vandura, dealer iii#second hand cloathes, 100
Bond street—/ p

Manno Jonathan, 18 N. Liberty street

Manning Sarah, widow, corner of Ann and AUisanna
streets—/ p

Marfalt John, grocer, 109 Sharp street

Marche John, merchant, corner of S. Frederick and Se-
cond streets

March Peregrine, 70 Pitt street"-o t

Miiich Gale, fancy chair maker, 56 Hanover street

Marchand Peter, grocer, 3 Rogers alley

Mai can Thotnas, merchant, 9 Bowley's wharf dwelling
50 N. Charles street

Marcho Mrs. cigar manufactory, Eutaw, near Franklin
street

Marine Insurance Office, corner of S. Gay and Second
streets

Moris George, dwelling, 14 N. Charles street

Marks W illiam, plaisterer and innkeeper, Shakspeare ta-
vern, corner of East and Lommon streets

Marr Isabella, boarding house, 20 Chatham street

Marr Mary, widow, 41 Wolfe street--/" p

Marstou David, farrier, 82 Harrison street

109

Marye Augustus; teacher of music, N. Liberty, near Sara-
toga street

Martin John, ornamental sash maker, Morris street near
the seminary— u; p

Martin John, coidwainer, 118 N. Ho^vard street

Martin Luther, attorney and counsellor at law, chief
judge of the court of oyer and terminer, &c. — dwel-
ling 9 S. Charles street

Martin James, merchant, dwelling 80 Pratt street

Martin James, cabinet maker, lovely lane

Miutin Jauies & William, grocers, 13 County wharf

Mciitin William, grocer, dwelling Sharp, near Pratt street

Martin John, grocer, Lombard street— it? p

Martin James, sea captain, 9 Wolfe street— /p

Martin Samuel B. physician, 29 E. AlUsanna streetr--/ p

Martin George, painter, Pitt street, near Harford run— o t

Martin John, tailor 27 Harrison street

Martin Joseph, cordwainer, dwelling St. Paul's lane, near
Chatham street

Martin William, carter, Barre, near Charles street

Martin Ja-Des, book binder, Vulcan alley

Martin Wiiliam, rigger, 126 Wilk street--//?

Martindale Ann, widow, King George street opposite the
circus — 0 t

Martiacq John, merchant tailor, 3 Hanover street — dwel-
ling 58 Charles street

MiVsi- Stephen, d;y goods store, 59 Baltimore street

Marsh i)enais <k. Co. dry goods store, 3o Baltimore street

M;i;-sii John, dwelling 20 Fayette street

Mifshal Eliza, 33 Wilk street— /* p

Marshall Matthias, boat builder, Duke street, near Harford
ruii— 0 t

Marshall Elizabeth, widow, Duke street, near Harford
run — 0 t

Mason Richard, coach harness and stirrup plater, 93 N.
Howard street

Mason William, grocer, head of EUicott's wharf, near
Light street

Mason William, sea captain, 43 Allisanna street— /p

Mass John, cooper, Mulberry, near Eutasv street— le/ p

110

Alatchett George, teacher of a select academy, corner of

Ann and AlHsanna strtcU—fp
Matchett Richard J. printer, office corner of S. Gay and

Water streoAs — dwelling corner of N. Charles 6t Con-

ewaso streets
Mathiot George, carpenter, Harford, near Forrest st.— <rf
Matlack Samuel T. tailor, Lombard, near Howard street
Matlack John, cordwainer, Lombard street, opposite the

Quaker meeting house
Mattocks Edward, cooper, 59 Waggon alley
Mattocks George, brass founder, 2 N. Liberty street
Matthews Thomas, carpenter, 97 High street — o t
Matthews John, morocco manufacturer, 2 Cheapside —

dw ellinw Baltimore, near Pearl street — w p
Matthews \\ illiam & Co. merchants, 50 S. Charles street
Matthews Elizabeth, widow. Queen street— /j»
Matthews \N illiam, merchant, dwelling Water street, near

Cheapside
Matthews Joshua, grocer, 17 M'Elderry's wharf
Matthews Thomas L. cordwainer, 13 Lnion street — o t
Matthewson John, rope maker. Smith street, near Apple

alley— /;>
Mattison Sarah, boarding house, 16 S. Liberty street
Maulden John, grocer, Camden, near Light street wharf
Maurer Peter, cordwainer, 105 Camden street
Maxwell William, distiller, 53 Granby street — o t
Maxwell Elizabeth, widow. King George street — o t
Maxwell John, plane maker, Waggon alley
Maxwell Nathaniel G. bookseller, dwelling Hanover street,

near the market
May James, cooper, Cowpen alley, near Eutaw street
May Jonas, clothier, 2 Pratt street
Maynard Forster, carpenter, corner of Eutaw street and

Brandy alley
Maydwell John, constable, 68 Harrison street
Maydwell Alexander, innkeeper, 7 Market space
Mryfield Thomas, machine maker. Mulberry, near Howard

street
Mayhew & Burt, wholesale dry goods merchants, 16 S.

Calvert street

Ill

Mayer & Brantz, merchants, 5 Commerce street
Mead P. livery, stables horse market, Swan street
Mechanics^ Bank, N. Calvert, corner of East street
Medairy Jacob, dwelling Hanover, near Lee street
Medcalf George, mariner, 27 Lancaster street— / p
Meed Abraham, carter, 148 Sharp street
Meek William, bricklayer, Dutch alley, near Eutaw street
Meeteer Samuel & William, paper manufacturers, 3 Bal-
timore street
Meineke C. professor of music, 7& N. Liberty street
Melter John, grocer, Baltimore, near Paca street — w p
^Melcher Frederick, mariner, 31 Bond street— ^p
Mentsell Henry, mariner, 12 E. Allisanna street— ^p
Mercer Bartholomew, carpenter, King George street — o t
Mercer W. N. physician, 1 Chatham street
31ercier P. consul de France, N. Calvert street, next house

below the city spring
Merchants Coffee House, 36 South street
Meredith Benjamin, whitesmith and bellhanger, corner of

Light and Bank streets
Meredith Jonathan, counsellor and attorney at law, N.

Calvert street, next door to New Church street
Meredith Thomas, merchant, 26 N. Howard street, dwel-
ling Eutaw street
Merkle Jacob, innkeeper, corner of Howard and Frank-
lin streets
Meritt Jolin, drover, Montgomery street--;/' /i
Merrett James, dwelling back ol the German Roman ca-
tholic chappel, North streat— le; n
Merredue William, mariner, d9 Woite street-^-/ »
Merryman John, 4 S. Culvert street
Merrymau Sauiuel, collector, >kc. Stillhouse street — o t
Metty Charles A. blacksmith, 32 Light street— dwelling

24 Piimrose alley
Metzger William, currier, 18 S. Liberty street
Metzger Daniel, carpenter, Banii, near Bond street—/ p
Metty Leonard, blacksmith, Caroline, near German st-fp
Meyer Andrew, Columbia street, near Pratt street bridge
Mezick Babtist, sea captain, Ann near George, street—/ »
Mezick Joshua, sea captain, George near Ann"street— / »

112

Michael John, Smith, near Bond stteet— / p
^liddleton Gilbert, Jones street — o t
Middleton James, physician, 1 .2 N. Gay street
Middleton Henry, bricklayer, Fleet, near Washington

street — ■/ p
Middleton ^ioies, mariner, 19 Shakspeare street — ■/ p
Middleton & Baker, dry goods merchants, 1 N. Howard

street
Midkip William, clerk, dwelling 115 Sharp street
Milbourn William, ship carpenter, 37 Ann street — •/ p
Miles Jane, widow. King George street — o t
Milhaw John, druggist, 3 Baltimore street
Millard Joseph L. 77 Bond street—/ p
Millar Horatio S. & Co. dry goods merchants, 129 Balti-
more street
Miller Alexander, grocer, 53 Light street
Miller Andrew, cordwainer. Chamberlain's alley, near Eu-

taw street
Miller Charles, clerk. Little York street — o t
Miller Charles, cooper, dwelling Paca, near Lexington

street— rr p
Miller George W. innkeeper, 13 Fish market
Miller George, blacksmith, corner of Hawk and Warden

streets near the falls
Miller John, cordwainer. Sugar alley — -/ h
Miller George, cordwainer, 72 Happy alley — -f p
Miller Jacob, turner, 7 Jones street — o t
Miller widow of John, dry goods store, 2 Market space
Miller Lewis, blacksmith, 142 High street — dwelling 91

French street — o t
Miller Lewis, grocer, 31 Market space
Millerman George, Aisquith street — o f
Miller Mary, widow, Ross near M)rris street— u;;»
Miller Robert, merchant, 186 Baltimore street — dwelling

Sharp near German street
Miller Susan, corner of Bridge and Front streets— o t
Miller William, cordwainer, 70 Cumberland row
Miller Christopher, lace and fringe manufacturer, 64 S.

(^liarles street
Miller John, waterman, corner of Fleet and Wolfe sts.—fp

113

Miller Ami, widow, Apple alley, near Lancaster st.— / f
Miller Mrs. band box maker, Baltimore, near Paca st— w p
Million Stephen, house joiner, 82 S. Charles street
Million Joseph, confectioner, 105 N. Howard street
MillhoUand & Hubbard, block and pump makers, 39 Pitt

stieet-— / p
MUes John, merchant, dwelling Queen street, near the

green tree pump
Mills George, sea captain, 65 Fleet street—/ p
Mills Archibald S. mariner, 52 Happy alley—/ p
Mills Ezekiel, merchant tailor, U N. Gay street — dwel-
ling 35 N. Frederick street
Mills Richard, hatter, 54 Gough street--/ p
Mills V»'illiam P. merchant tailor, 2 N. Gay street
Milliron Jacob, Green, near Saratoga street— u' p
Miltenberger Catherine, widow, Pratt st. near market space
Milwater Thomas, tailor, corner of Fells street—/ p
Mince Seth, painter and glay.ier, 55 Liberty street— o t
Minich Baltzcr, cord'.yainer, 90 High sti'cet-'O t
Minich 3Iichael,cordwainer, 14 Union street— of
Miskelly Peter, shoe store, Pratt, near S. Frederick st.
Mitchell Richard, carpenter, Duke street— o t
Mitchell Arthur, cooper, 93 French street---^ t
Mitchell John, merchant, dwelling corner of Pratt and

Sharp strees
Mitchell Margaret, boarding house, 16 S. Calvert street
Mitchell James ^V. dry goods store, 49 Baltimore stieet
Mitchell Alexander, meichant, fronting Smith's dock and
adjoining R. Lemraon & Co's. auction store — dwel-
ling N. Frederick, near Baltimore street
Mitchell Charles, attorney and counsellor at law, office 21

S. Frederick street
Mitchell Francis T. dwelling 85 N. Liberty street
Mitchell John, clerk in the county court office, King Tam-
many, near Liberty street
Mitkiff Sarah, 1 Bank street

Mix Lewis, distiller of domestic spirits, 25 High street-o t
Moale Samuel, attorney and counsellor at law, dwelling

7 N. Gay street— office 7 Chatham street
Moale Ellen, widow. 49 W, Pratt street

114

Moat James, mariner, 12 Pliilpot street—/ p

Mock Casper, watclnuan, 51 High street — ot

Moflit John, grocer, 6 County vharf

Mohler Peter, brass founder, 26 Harrison street

Mohler ^ViIliam, currier. Pearl street— Wjj

Mole Joseph A. grocer, 110 Dugan's wharf

Morkur William, carpenter, 11 Allisanna street—/ p

Monnianier Francis, ship joiner, 45, Argyle alley— /^

Monmanier Mary, widow, Ann, near Lancaster street-J' p

Monsarrat David, sea captain, 26 Shakepeare street--/ p

Montalibor Marten, widow, Eutaw street — w p

Montaire John, 66a captain, Caroline near Dulany st.—fp

Monteith I. &R. silversmiths, 222 Baltimore street

Montgomery John, hackney coachman, N. Calvert street,

near the pantheon
Montgomery John, merchant, 45 Plnlpot street—//)
Mood Philip, grocer, 47 Bridge strcet-"0 t
Moody Christiana, widow, 38 E. Allisanna street—/ p
Moody Isaac, cordwainer, Aisquith, near M'EideiTV

Moore Henry, merchant, dwelling 65 Great York St.— o t
Moore John, dwelling 65 Great York street"-o t
Moore Henrv, painter, 16 North street
Moore John fe. measurer of lumber, sharp near Hill st.—fh
Moore John, carpenter, Ross, between Eutaw and Morris

streets— it' p
Moore Mary, widow, Eutaw street— it p
Moore Philip, president of the Franklin Bank, and clerk

of the United States district court — dwelling Market,

near Smith street---/ p
Moore Stephen H. collector of the revenue, office 22

Washington square
Moore Samuel, merchant, dwelling I3S S. Charles street
Moore William S. merchant, To South street Rowley's

wharf— dwelling W, Pratt, near Eutaw street
More Nathaniel, tailor, 4.> Bond street---/ p
Moore Athalatius, ship joiner, 14 Pitt street — / p
Moore John, lumber merchant, dwelling 56 S. Charles

street

115

Moore Thomas, plane maker, S North street

Moore Theophilus, grocer do do

Moore Aaron, cordwainer, 35 French street— o t

Moore & Smith, flour merchants, Franklin street — w f

Moore George W. inspector ©f flour, Eutaw, near L«i-

ington street
Moore Priscilla, widow, Conway, near Sharp street
Moore James, Happy alley — -j p

Moore Wm. blacksmith, Smith st. near Apple alley— jf^
Moon Richard, sea captain, 20 Philpot street — -J jt
Mopps Frederick, carter, 8 Green street — -o t
Mopps Adam, carpenter, Franklin, near Charles street
Mopps and Downing, house carpenters, N. Calvert street,

opposite the city spring
Morgan Edward, clerk, 63 Pitt street—* t
Morgan Thomas, potter, corner of Green and Pitt streets,

dwelling 59 Pitt street— ^o t
Morgan Ann, widow, 34 Wolfe street — -j f
jNIorgan Joel, fountain stables, King Tammany street
Morgan Jesse, seive maker, Whiskey alley, near Eutavr

street
Morgan Wm. sea captain, 81 Fleet street — -f p
Morgan John, cooper, GreatYork st. near Harford run — o t
Morehead Turner, dry goods store, 163 Baitimore street,

dwelling 3 Barnet street
Moreheizer Philip, grocer, Franklin, near Howard street
M')rrell Elisha, grocery, 20 Pratt street
Moriarty John, conveyancer, office 15 Harrison street
Mjidecai Isaac, vendue master, dwelling Low street— o t
Morrin James, dwelling 22 High street— of
Morris Thomas C. ship joiner, Wolfe, near Ailisanna

street — -f p
Morris Jesse, hatter, Tripolet's alley
M )rriset Joseph, ship carpenter, Wolfe street — fp
Morrison James, sliip carpenter, Forrest, near Montgo-
mery street — 'f h
Morrison John, rigger, 28 Lancaster street — f p
Mv)rri3on John, mariner, 24 Phil pji street — -f p
Morrison Peter P. d. veiling 65 'iraiiby atreet — ot
Morrison Priscilla, widow, 74 Liberty 9,Utti-^o-^
kK2

116

Morrison & Smith, grocers, 49 liridge street — u t
Morrison Joseph, mariner, 45 Market street — -f p
Morrison James, ship carpenter. Queen street — -f p
Morrow William, innkeeper, 1 Bond street — fp
Morrow Jolin, soap and candle manufactory. Fish market
Morrow William, mariner, Smith, near Bond street — -f j)
Morsell Esther, widow, Saratoga near North street
Mortimer John, mariner, M'Efderry street — o i
Mortimer Robert, constable. Primrose alley
Mortimer Thomas, carpenter, York, near Forrest street--*

Mortimer Jas. grocer, corner of Harford & Bridge sts.— o I
Morton John A. Montgomery sheet— f h
Morton John, cabinet maker, 102 Bond street — f p
Morton John A. merchant, dwelling Mulberry street, near

St. Paul's lane extended
Mosher James, president of the Mechanics' bank, dwel-
ling New Cnurch, near Calvert street
Moss Charles, tailor, 58 Cumberland row
Mossgrove William, grocer, S6 Philpot street — -f p
Moss David, innkeeper, 26 Fells street—fj)
Moszer John, grocer, Forrest st. near the hay scales — o t
Mott Joshua, merchant, 50 Bridge street — o t
Mott John, grocer, dwelling Jones street — o t
Yoti and Taylor, grocery and feed store, corner of North

and Forrest streets — o't
Mouat James, mariner, 29 Ann street — f p
Mountgarrctt Thomas, cooper, 98 8. Calvert street
Mousnier Laurent, 20 Great York street — u t
Mull DorotJiy, widow, Eden, near Gough street — -f p
MuUiall Patrick, cordwainer, Argyle alley—//;
Mullanphy John N. Charles, near Saratoga street
MuUer George C. 55 Front stii eet — ot
Muller Lewis, grocei , 69 Caroline street — -fp
Muliin Owen, labourer, 48 Gough street — -/ p
Mullin Mrs. boarding-house, 109 Baltimore street
MuUikin B. &, U. dry goods store, 179 Baltimore street
.MuUikin B. D. and II. dry goods store, 154A Baltimore

street
MuUikin B. 1). dwelling 44 Chatham street
Mununcy Thomas, dry goods store, 27 N. Howard stre.et

117

"Munroe Isaac, printer, and one of the |)roprietors of the
" Baltimore Patriot" — dwelling Dulany street, near
Columbia garden
Munroe Nathan W. paint store, Cheapside
Mundaj William, circulating library and bookstore, 6B

N. Howard street, corner of Waggon alley
Murray Daniel, spinning wheel maker, corner of Balti-
more and Paca streets — w p
Murray Matthew, grocery and boarding house, 1 Pitt

street — 'f p
Murray Moses, blacksmith, 55 Hight street — o t
Murray John E. painter and glazier, Mulberry street, near

the Baltimore college
Murray Matthew, sheriff of Baltimore county, dwelling

Bridge, near Forrest street— o t
Murrier John, tailor, Duke, near Granby street — o t
Murroe Richmond, cabinet maker, 70 Cumberland row
Murphy, widow of John, sea captain, 6 AUisanna st. — -f p
Murphy Isaac, sea captain^ Temple alley — o t
Murphy Thomas, printer, and one of the proprietors of

the " American," dwelling Pitt near Front st.— o t
Mushett Walter, merchant, dwelling Pleasant, near N.

Calvert street
Muskett "John, mead, ale & porter hous€, corner of George

and Market streets — f p
Myles Zachary, crockery store, 118 N. Howard street
Myer Jacob, brickmaker, Conway, near Charles street
Myer Catherine, widow, 7 Union street — o t
Myers George, china and glass store, 102 Baltimore street
Myers Godfrey, brassfounder, 20 Second street— dwelling
17 do *

Myers Jacob, grocer, 54 Bond street— /p
Myers Jacob, tobacconist, 55 South street — dwelling N.

Calvert street, near the city spring
Myers John, 63 Great York street — ot
Myers Nicholas, sea captain, 109 Bond street— fp
Myers Solomon, Mulberry, near North street
Myers William, 71 Pitt street — o t
Myers Samuel &, Co. china store, 60 Baltimore street
Myers William, china store, corner of Howard and Fay-
ette streets

118

Myei s Joseph, tailor, 52 N. Howard street

Myers Jacob, china store, 51 Baltimore street — dvrellin";

HoUidaj street
Myers Bernard \V. printer, dwelling 50 Front street — o t
flyers Samuel, grocer, corner of North and Fayette sts.

M'

M'AUister Charles, brewer, 61 Harrison street
M'Alister John, Union, near North street — o t
M'Aiister John, innkeeper, 11 Fish market
M'Ardle Henry, iron founder, dwelling Whiskey al-
ley— U' p
M'Bride Elizabeth, widow, 54 French street — <> t
M'Blair , merchant, dwellingFranklin, near Charles

street
M'Cabe Hugh, cotton weaver, corner of Hanever and

Camden streets
M'Cabe John, saddler & harness maker, 181 Baltimore

street
M'Caffer John, grocer & distiller, 37 French street— o t
M'Cann Thomas, grocer, 46 Market space
M'Carty Alexander, cordwainer, N. Eutaw street
M'Carty \>'alter, cordwainer, 70 French street — o t
M'Caughan Davis, plumber, 42 George street— dwelling

8 Ann streert— /p
M'Causland James, merchant, 1 M-Elderry's wharf
M'CausIaod Thomas, innkeeper, 98 Granby street— o t
M'Causland Marcus, brewery and dwelling, Holliday

street, opposite the city spring
M'Clarnin Matthew, carpenter. Great York, neai' Harford

s-treet — o t
M'Clasky Arthur, tailor, Fell's street—;/'/?
M'Clasky William G. tin plate worker, Harford, near

Forrrest street— o t
M'Clasky Arthur, fancy store, 47, Bond street— f p
M'Clean Charles, union tavern, Camden, between Ha*

nover street and Lij^ht street wharf
M'Clean John, blacksmith, Patterson street

119

M'Clean Archibald, printer, Bank street
M'Cleaji John, grocer, 35 Conewago street
M'Clean Charles, plaisterer 9-2 Happy alley—/;?
M'Clean Elias, block and pump maker, dwelling Duke

street, near Harford run — o t
M'Cleaster Patrick, Smith street, near Bond street— /p
M'Cleaster Henry & John, scow owners and grocers, cor-
ner of Pratt and Commerce streets
M'Cleary William, bootmaker, 35 South street
M'Clella'n Andrew, ladies' shoemaker, corner of Sugar

alley and Goodman street—/ h
M'Clellan Maria, teacher, 30 Chatham street
M'Clellan Jane, widow, corner of Eutaw and Lexington

streets — iv p
M'Clenaghan Alexander, labourer, Pitt street, near Har-
ford run — 0 1
M'Clennan Robert, cordwainer, King George street— ot
M'Cluer William G. corner of Green and Mulberry

efi-po+a -•" "^

M'Clure & Foltz, grocers, 119 Baltimore street
M'Colley Matthew, carter, 77 French street — o I
M'Cohn Matthew, chair maker, 45 South street
M'Comas Josiah, hatter, 15 Potter street — o t
M'Comas Mary, widow, 36 High street — o t
M'Comas Mary, widow, 22 Potter street — o t
M'Comb Solomon, sea captain, 87 Alisanna street— /jo
M'Conkey James, merchant, dwelling, 56 Camden street
M'Conkey William, carpenter, Duke street — o t
M'Conkey John, grocer, corner of Duke and Es^eter

streets — o t
M'Counell Elizabeth, boarding house, corner of Frederick

and Water streets
M'Conntll Priscilla, widow, 86 Caroline street — 'fp
M*Cormick John & Son, merchants, Baltimore, near Paca

street — w p
M'Cormick James, merchant, dwelling, 43 S. Charles st.
M'Cormick James, carpenter, M'Elderry's, lane, nearAis*

quith street — o t
M'Cormick John, dwelling. Pearl street — w p
M'Cormick John, drayman, 53 Harrison streel

120

WCoyA^*^- cotton and wool card inaiiutactaiers, 249

Baltimore street
M'Coy Cassandra, S4 German street
M'Coy John, cooper, 23 Fayette street
M-Cristan John, grocer, 59 Market space
3V1' Crosson Henry, weaver, "Washington street— ?r ^*
IVI|Cullough James, baker, Harford, near Forrest st.— o /
M^'CulIough James, feed-store, Franklin street
MTullough John, plaisterer, Forrest street— o ^
M'CuUou^h James, merchant, dwelling, corner of Clwirles

andlsew Church streets
M'Curdy John, superintendant of A. &R. M'Kim'g cot-
ton factory ; dwelling, opposite the factory, French

street— 0 t
M'Daniel Alexander, 12 Lancaster street—//)
M'Dannell James, grocer, corner of Strawberry alley and

Fleet street — fp
M'Danield Ellen, widow, 2 Conewago street
M'Dermott Jane, grocer, corner of Allisanna and Wolfe

streets — f p
M'Dermott Hetty, widow, Happy alley, near Bank

street — -/ p
M'Donnall Edward, groc»r. County wharf
M'Donald William & Son, merchants, and office for the

Philadelpliia land and water line of packets and stages,

via Frenchtown, 103 Bowley's wharf
M'Donald William, merchant, dwelling Queen street — o t
M'Donald Alexander, corner of Ann and Allisanna

streets — -/;;
M'Donald James, blacksmith, Water street, near Peters's

bridge
M'Donnel Samuel, cordwaincr, 11 Bond street— fp
M'Donald Henry, grocer, 52 Bond, corner of l^'incaster

street — -f p
M'Donald Hugh, grocer, corner of Bond and Fleet

streets — -f p
M'Dowell George, stationer, 86 Baltimore street
M'Dowell Hamilton, carpenter, Liberty, near Pitt

street — u t
M'Dowell Maxwell, physician, 12 Fayette street

121

M'Dowell Mrs. Maria, milliner, 3 Baltimore street
M'Elden Mary, grocer, corner of Bond and Gough streets

—fP
M'Elderry Elizabeth, widow, Aisquith street— o t

M'EWerrv, John, Aisquith street — o t

M'Elroj William, grocer corner, of South and Pratt sts.

M'Fadon & Harris, insurance office, 30 Water street

M"Fadon John, corner of King George and Stillhouse

streets — o t
M'Faden Ann, widow. Green, near North street — ot
M'Fadon Mary, widow, 42 Pratt street
M'Fadon Neal, Lumbard street, near the water works
M'Ferrin John, baker, 5 Second street
M'Gaffick James, grocer, 45 Wilk street—;/'/?
M'Gee, Mary, grocery, 32 Philpot street— /p
M'Gibbon James, portrait& miniature painter. Lovely lane
M'Gill miss Mary,.93 Hanover street
M'Ginnis Jolui, innkeeper, Fish market space
M'Galdrick John, carver and gilder, 40 N. Frederick st.
M'Gonigal Alexander, weavers' reed maker, 169 High

street — o t
M'Gurk John, bricklayer, 90 N. Liberty street
M'Henry F. D. grocer, 14 County wharf — dwelling Barnet

near N. Charles street
M'Henry Dennis, boot and shoe maker, Forrest lane, near

Conewago street
M'llvain Sarah, cloathing store, 32 S. Calvert street
M'Jilton Diniel, shoe store, 225^ Baltimore street
M'Kay John, grocer, 53 Pitt street — o t
M'Kay Alice, widow. Bank street — -f p
M'Kean Elizabeth, widow, 54 S. Charles street
M'Keen and M'Clellan, china merchantsi 218 Baltimorcst.
M'iveen John, MClellan's alley

M "Keldin Joseph, grocer, W. Pratt, near Eutaw street
M'Keldin Samuel, carter, Dulany street, near Harford run
*M'K.enzie James, carpenter, 10 G-een street — ot
M'lCey George, 23 N. Eutaw street
M'Kerlie Isabella, widow, 13 W. Fleet street—/ jt
M'Kim Alexander M. C. dwelling corner of South street

and Lovely lane

222

M'Kim Jolin, carpenter, corner of Aisquith and M'Elder

ry strsets — o t
M'Kifn John jr. merchant, 108 Baltimore street
M"Kim Samuel, 29 Baltimore street
M'Kim Robert & Alexander, cotton and yarn ^vare house..

2i22i Baltimore street
M'Kim Robert, dwelling 90 N. Gay street
M'Kinnel John, grocer, 22 Lexington street
M'Kinley Betsey, widow, 1 Bank street
M'Kinley Thomas, boarding house. Swan st. near Marsli

market
M'Kubbin Moses, hairdresser, 1 Dutch alley
M'Laughlin John, labourer, Gough street— f p
M'Laughlin Mary, widow, 33 French street— o t
M'Laughlan Peter, tailor and clothier, corner of Light and

JShort streets, near Light street wharf
M'Lellan Andrew, cordwainer, corner of Goodman street

and Sugar alley
M'Machin Samuel,' blacksmith, corner of Eutaw and Sa-

ratogo streets
M'Manus Owen, dry goods store, corjier of Pratt and

Charles streets
M'Masters Jane, milliner, 191 Baltimore street
M'Mechen William, attorney and counsellor at law, office

Washington square
M'Millin Natlianiel, bricklayer, Caroline, near Gough

street—/ p
M'Mullin Timothy, grocer, Pratt, near Commerce street
M'Neill James, grocer, County wharf—/ p
M'Nier William, carpenter. Potter street—o t
M'Nier John, tailor, 60 Light street
]\rNulty John, dwelling N. Calvert, near Mulberry

street — w p
M'Pherson Isaac, millstone maker, dwelling 54 Fayette st.
M-Pherson Eliza, innkeeper, county wharf
M'Pherson Jonas, 7 Water street, dwelling «ireen »t.--wp
M'Queen Daniel, carpenter, King George, near Granby

street--.© t
M'Quinn William, lumber merchant. Light street wharf-
dwelling President, near Bridge stieet~-o t
M'Quillan James, sea captain 119 Wolfe street—/ p

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N

Nailer George, carpenter, Pearl street — w p

Nagle Heiirj, brick maker, Washington near Paea ii—wp

Naghel Francis, sea captain, 11 Fleet street— / p

NaSi Charles, constable, Lee between Sharp and Howard

streets
Nasli Ephraim, ship carpenter, Koney alley
Nattalli Joseph, merchant, 19 Camden street
A^avy Fard Office, 26 Queen street— f p; Robert T. Spence

commandant on this station
Najlor Louisa, fancy store, 89 Bond street—/ p
Neale John, coach maker, East street, dwelling in the As-
sembly rooms
Neal John'G. stone cutter, 33 N. Liberty street
Neal John, mariner, 38 Strawberry alley— /p
Neai Rachael, widow, 63 Lexington street
Neal James G. W. lace weaver, 5 A N. Gay street
Neale, Wills and Cole, booksellers, stationers and boek-

binders, 174 Baltimore street
Neal John, European and India goods warehouse, 13 S. Cal-
vert street
Neill Thomas, block maker, 44 Happy alley— /p
Needles John, cabinet maker, 54 Hanover street
Needles Susanna, Sharp near Hanover street
Needham John, inn keeper, 23 George street— /p
Needhain Jane, widow, Market street near Alisanna St.— ;^p
Neilson Hugh, dwelling, 127 Hanover street
Neilson Rachael, widow, 131 S. Uharles street
Neilson O. H. exchange auction rooms, 71 water street, cor-
ner of commerce street, Tuesdays regular days of sale
liTeilson James C. hardware store, 194 Baltimore street
Neilson Joseph and Sons, grocers, 118 High street
Nelson Josepli, merchant, dwelling Mechanics alley— o t
Nelson Joseph, carter, M'Elderry's street — o t
Nelson Joseph jr. North corner of Saratoga and H jwani

streets
Nelson & Bodui-tha, merchants, 87 Bowlej's wharf

Nelson Elizabeth, Eutaw near Puca street
Neighbours IIonrv,ship carjienter, Gl Allisanna street— -/p
Neimver Hannan, carpenter, Howard near Conw.iy street
Ncnnenger John, professor of music, Courllaiid street near

the court house
5^e\vhouse C. anil Ck). sugar refiners, 9 Water street head of

Cheapside
jS"e\vman Lawson, carpenter, Exeter street— o t
■Newton Miss Wary, Caroline street— /ja
sVevvton Anthony, dry good merchant, 73 Baltimore street
Newton John, carpenter. Potter steet— o t
New hall P. and E. ladies shoemakers, Lexington street op-
posite the New market— ?t; p
iNicoIl David, paver, corner of Bank and Bond streets— fp
Nichols David, cai-penter. Welcome alley
Nichols Lewis, rigger, 42 Lancaster street— /p
^Niclioli AVm. plaisterer, Caroline street-jf^j
>Nicholl Thomas, bricklayer, Coroline street— ^p
'Nicholas B, tobacco manufacturer, 20 Baltimore street
"Nicholson John, broker, 22 Second street
ijsicholson Christoplier, cordwyiner, corner of Mulberry and

North Calvert streets
Nicholson Charles, ship carpenter, 80 Albemarle street
Nicholson Joseph H. President of the Commercial and Far-
mers Bank, dwelling 276 Baltimore street
Nicholson John, mariner, corner of Fleet and Wolfe sts— /p
Niclmlson f"-Ilizabeth, miliner, 44 Saratoga street
Nicholson Thomas, Union near Frencii street — o t
Niies Me'Aekiah, printer and publisher of the Weekly Regis-
ter, 29 6. Calvert street, dwelling 32 Great York street
Ninde William, 19 W. Pratt street

Ninde James, w ;Uch maker and fancy store, 68 Baltimore st,
Jifoijle Rosvvell, manufacturing machiiiC maker, 88 lli^h

street— ^0 t
Noble Alexander, dyer and scourer, 66 South street
Noble Jane, Kulberry near Eutaw street
JMoblet Anthony, tailor, 3t S. Calvert stieet
^oel John, hair dresser, 42 ♦« . H.)ward street
^orrisN- Had jirooke, liardwaie mercliaut.'i, 229i BiUtimQ^
<?tf ect; N. Norria*5} dw elling t'haip stieet

Not 1 is Tflebei-t N. and Co. dry good mercliants, 61 iBaltimdie.

street
Norris Mary, widow, boarding house, 131 hames street—/^
Norris Benjamin, carpenter. 16 Union street — o t
Norris Richard, merchant, 5 Hanover street, opposite GadS'

by's hotel, dwelling >■. Ciiarles street
Norris Luke, mariner, 39 George street— /;j
Norris and Carman, hair dressers, 17 Water street
Norris Thomas, inerchant, 91 Pratt street
N )rris Nicholas, shoe store, S7 Baltimore street
N )rns Harriet, 7 N. Frederick street

Morris and Martin, tea dealers and OTocer9,66 Baltimore sti
Norris Robert, dwelling 29 Great York street
Norris William, jun. merchant, 256 Baltimore street
Norris William and Co. dry good merchants, 190^ Balti-
more street ^
N.^rth F.dward, carter, 4^ Happy d\\e"—£p
Norbury George, bricklayer, Forest <rreet
N )rther<naa George, cordwaiuer, 65 Green street — o t
N)rtan Jesse, brass founder, 64 Harrison street
Noi-vell John, printer, and one of the uroprietors of the Bal-
tiiuore Patriot, dwelling N. Calvert sti-eet near the city
spring
Nolte Martin, ivory turner, 52 Han-ison street
Nugent N'^^al, inn keener, S.- Water street
Nusscur Sebastian, curd 'valuer, S9 Fayette street
iS usseur Micliael R. carpenter, Mulberry near Eutaw st—^/j'p

O

Oats John, boarding, house 58 B'ind street— ^f^
O'Brian Mic'iael, waterman, Will: one <Ioor{Vyja\VoIfest—/i»
O'Connor Catharine, widow. Fells street—/ p
O'Connor ligwis, brewer, 28 Pitt street — o t
O'Connor John, physician, 21 Ailisanna street— -/ p
O'Oonnell Barney, grocer, 39 Water street
O'Donnell Sarah, Green street near the New Market — w n'
Oilstone Frederick, stocking weaver, Dulany street ne^
Columbia Gardens — o t

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OK<len JonaiI>an, cabinct-m.iker, dwelliijg Vulcan all^y.
OKeley Jolin, merchant, 55 Smith's wliarf, d\vellinj5 G^at

York street — o t
Oldlam Jacob, chairniaker, 94 Pratt street
Oldham John, chair maker, 70 dwelliiiir 40 South street
Oldham James, saddletree maker, 26 Calvert corner of Bank

street
ffliphant Jane, grocer, corner of Pitt and high street — o t
Oliphant D. W. dwelling corner of Pratt and Hanovci-

street
Oliphant John, merchant, dwelling 50 Pratt corner of Hano-

^er sticot
Olden Thomas, mariner, 48 Wilk street—-/ p
Oliver Robert, Gay near Baltimore street
Onion Elizabeth, 22 North street — u t
Onion Thomas, painter, 19 Potter street — o t
Oram John, bricklayer ?-,5 I^exington atreet
Ouram Leoma, widow, German lane near Hanover ak eet
U'iveiily Jose jtiiC innkeeper, sign of the Buck, Fiont st— oi^
Osgood H. and \\. II. merchants, 8G Bowlej's wharf
Osborne Alexander^ grocer, corner of Public alley and

Short street
Osborne Sarah, Conway near Sharp stieet
Orr Isabella, widow, corner of Wilk stieet and Strawberry

alley— ;f p
Orpfialiiif t'liarity School for Fema/es, North Calvert street

near tlie city spring ^

Otto Nicholas, rigger Fleet street, near Ann street—/ p
Otto Frederick, 10 North street — o t
Overfield Martin, distiller Dutch alley near Eutaw street
Owens Eliza, Strav/heny alley near Wilk street— /ja
Owen John, physician, 22 Chatham street
Owens Wm. 100Du;;ans wb.arf
Owens Kennedy, G8 North Charles street
Owens James, carpenter, German street—/ p
Owens John, mcrchant,corner of Paca and Franklin st — wp
Owens Ncale, dry good merchant, 171 Baltimore street

dwelling 121 Hanover street
Gwejis Josepli, dry j^ood store. 63 Baltimore street

127

P

Pampliilion James, ship carpenter Sugar alley—/ p
Pamplulion Thomas, Marine Hotel, corner Bond and Fell

streets — -f p
Pa^e Daniel, ship joiner and grocer, M'EIderry's wharf
Page James, physician, corner of King George street and

Still) I on sc street — o t
Parker Robert, inspector of salt fish, Eutaw near Lombard

street
Parke Roger, register of wills, office court house, dwelling

Liberty street
Parker W/S. merchant, dwelling 46 Harrison street
Parker Thomas, merchant, Franklin street, dwelling N.-

Charles street
Parker George & James, merchants, 42 Bridge street— o t
Parker George, silversmith, Ross street — w p
Parker Peter, innkeeper, 29 Market space
Parker Thos. L. sea captain, 42 Fleet street— >|/2»
Parker William, gi-ocer, 42 Bank street — -f p
Parker & Gray, merchants, 99 Bowley's wharf
Parker C. tailor, 7 Bridge street — o t
Parker Samuel, innkeepei-, 104 High street — o f
Parks Abraham, carter, Petticoat alley, near Wilk street
Parks Archibald, carter, Eden street — -f p
Parks Frederick, 59 Bank street—/ p
Parks Miss Sidney, 33^ Conawago street
Parks Nathan, grocer, Ann street—/ p
Parks William, carter, Eden street— /p
Parks Maubrey, inspector of fish, 37 Green street— ^ t
Parr David & Co. potters, corner Queen and Granby strcfet

dwelling 67 Albemarle street — o t
Partell Benjamin, Harford street — o t
Parish John, house carpenter, Bath street,^meadow
Parrott Richard, sailmaker, Lancaster street — / f
Paritvy John, blacksmith, 70 Happy alley— */ ^J
Parsons John; ship carpenter, 43 Ahsanna street
Parsons William, ship builder, corner of Ann & LaocastHj

streets — / p

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Pastcrficld Caleb, cordwaincr 36 Green strecf — o
Tassmore. Mrs. boardin**; liouse, 53 Market street
Patridge James H. 18 Chatham street
ratri(lj;:;e Job, carpenter, 3 Green street corner of Pifl

street — o t
ratapaco Cotton Varehoufie^'So. 140 ^Market street, propri-
etors Edward Gray & Son.
Tutapsco Insurance Co. 7 Commerce street
Patriot Office, ^lunroe and Nor^ell proprietors, 42 South

street
Patrick Samuel C. grocer, 22 Chcapside
Patrick, Mrs. millinery store, 139 Market street
Patton Mary, widow, Forrest near Bridge street— o t
Patterson Andrew, merchant, Franklin near Ilowflird street^

dwelling 146 N. Howard street — w p
Patterson John, merchant tailor, 22 South street
Patterson Nancy, widow, N. Charles near Pleasant street
Patterson Samuel, tin plate worker, corner of Union & Lovr

streets— 0 1
Patterson Thomas, tailor, 23 Pitt street — o f
Patterson "Walter, plaistcrer, Aisquith street — o t
Patterson William & Son, merchants, 20 South street
Patterson William, dwelling 18 Do.

Patterson Wra. cooper, Dutch Alley
Patterson Wm. constable, S. Eutaw near Camden street
Patterson John, cordwainer, 27 Light street
Patterson Nathaniel, conlwiuner, corner of Forest & lork

streets
Patterson William, cabinet-maker, 22 Albemarle st — o
Patterion Gerrard, mariner, 28, Lancaster street— //;
Patterson William P. calico printer, Sugar alley — -f k
Patterson Jane, widow, Green street — o t
Palmatory John H. tailor, south end of Holliday atreet
Palmatory i\Jlen, tailor, 4 G. York street — o t
Palmer iid ward, merchant, dwelling corner of Hanover and

Barre street
Pawson John, sea capt. corner G. York and Granby st — o t
Pawley James, Franklin near Charles street — w p
Faul Catharine, umbrella xod hM (;«Yer manufeictojy, 4
"N Ubfrtj §Vi4

129'

Paul Pet«-,innkecper, County wharf— / p

Payson Henry, merchant,dweUing Hanover near Baltimore

street
Payson Henry and Co. merchants, 15 Bov/ley's \vharf.
Peacock William, ship carpeutc", 105 Wolf street—/ p
Peacock Mary,widow, S. Howard street next to the corner

of Conway street
Pease Cliristopher, cooper, Cowpen alley, near Howard

street
PzaWs Musennu Holliday street
Pea'.e John, 29 Gougli street—/ p
Peale Samuel, pilot, 51 Fleet street— / ;j
Pvian and Co. sugar reiiuers, Paca near Franklin st — w p
Pearson Roulen, blacksmith, 30 Light street dwelling 82

Primrose alley.
Pechin William, one of tlie proT)rietors of the Americfiiv,

dwelling great York street next door W. of secoiid

Presbyterian church
Peck Henry, shoe store, ION. Howard street, dwelling

27,'-2 Baltimore street
Peck John S. cuiTier, 63 St. Patrick's Row, dw. Front st.
Pew, widow 44 N. Charles street
Peduzi Peter, grocer, 19 Market street — ■/ p
Peirson Thomas, skindresser. Fish street
Penfield, widow, S. Eutaw near Lombard street
Pendergast Patrick, porter cellar, under 92 Market street
Penniman William, merchant, 9 Spears wharf
Pennington Edmond, 23 Lombard street
Pennington Henry, inspector of lime, 74 Green.'st — o t
Penrice Thomas, sea captain, ll4< Wolf street — f p
Pentz Henry, butcher, Pitt street extended — o t near Hamp-

stead street
Pentz Catharine, widow. Green street — o t
Perigo Charles, cooper, Paca near Mulberry street — w p
Peri^o Daniel, ship joiner, 108 Ann street — f p
Perrigo Joseph, grocer, corner of Bank street and Happy

alley—/ p
Perrine Peter, potter, Eden street near Dulany — o t
Perry Harman, sea captain, W. Wilk street near thebi'idg»
Perkins Sarah, teacher of a female school, 8 Pitt street — o t

130

Perkins Thomas, blacksmith, W. Wilk street near the

bridge
Perkins Thomas, blacksmith. Queen street next to Pratt

street bridge— o t
Perkins John, drv-good merchant, 47 Market street
Perriue Peter, cooper, Bottle alley, near Eutaw street
Perry Jeremiah, tailor, 28 S. Calvert street
Perrv Richard, bridle bit maker, Holliday street
Pell \Villiam. labourer, south end of Hanover street
Peterkin "William, sea captain. 83 Market street — -f p
Peters Christian G. tailor. N. Howard street
Peter? George, dwellin;; 114 N. Howard street
Peters Mary, widow. George street — ot
Peter* John, mariner, Shakspearc street — -fp
Peters William, baker, 46 W. Pratt street
Peters Daniel, tin plate worker, dwelling 97 Saratoga street
Peters C. G. merchant tailor, 21 Fayette street
Peterstn John, manlier, l^ee near Gootl man street
Petherbridge John C. dentist, 8 Great York street — o t
Petitt Augustus, millwright, 94 liond street—//?
Phillips Richard, sign painter and ornamental gilder, 9 Cal-
vert street
Phillips Nathaniel, blacksmith, 6 Fleet street— fp
Phillips Margaret, Eden near Bank niraetr—f p
Phillips Isaac and Co. merchants, corner of Paca and Fay-
ette streets, dwelling N. Howard street — iv p
Piiillips Charles, cordwainer, 26 Lexington street
Phillips George, cordv.ainer, 31 Market street — f p
Philli]>s William, merchant, 58 N. Howaid street, dwelling

Dutch alley
Phillips James, sea captain, 45 Albemarle street — o t
Phillips Reuben, waterman, 147 Sharp street
Phillips AVilliam and Co. merchants, 38 N. Howard street
Phenix Thomas, 104 Green street — o t
Pheuix and M-Elderry, grocers, corner of Green and North

street — o t
Phelps Gardner, cordwainer, Dulany street, near ColiunU^

an Garden
Pkelps G. turner, 86 N. Gay street

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J^hiladelphia Packets, Mercantile line, agents Howell atx'd.

Carpenter, 59 Smith's wharf
Phro^v and Ready, tin jjlate Avorkers, 69 Harrison street
Pickett George, carpenter, N. Eutftw street
Pickett John, merchant tailor, 242 Baltimore street
Pickering Jacob, cordwainer, Whiskey alley near Eutaw

street
Pickersgill Mary, maker of ships colours, signals, &c. 60

Albemarle street — o t
P; Igeon John, grocer, corner of Liberty and M'Elderry-

streets — o t
Pierce Elizabeth, widow, 34 Fell street—/;*
Pierce John, innkeeper, 4 Market street — f p
Piet John and Co. hardware store, 2-i6 Baltimore street
Pike Abraham, tobacconist, dwelling 26 N. Liberty street
Pike Henry and Co. hardware merchants,^ 21 S. Calvert

street
Pilch James, grocer. County wharf— jTj?
Pilkington Thomas, tailor, 13 Fell street — fp
Pilgrim Nathaniel, plane maker, Franklin near Howar«l

street — w p
Pindell John, coach maker, 29 Green street — o t
Pindell Richard, constable, 179 Bond street — -f p
Pindle Charles R. 3 Liberty street — o t
Pinkney William, attorney and couHsellor at law, 27 N,

Gay street
Piper James, counting room head of Frederick street dock
Pise Louis, portrait painter and teacher of drawing, Vulcan

alley
Pitts Thomas, cordwainer, Petticoat alley
Pitt William, dry good store, 16 W. Aliisanna street— /p
Pitt Richard, sea captain, AVilk between Ann and Wolfe

streets
Plane George, cabinet maker, 14 Green street — o t
Placide Paul, cooper, Buchanan's wharf
Plasted jNIai-y, widow, 3 V>'aggon alley
Pletenberg Cliristian, grocer, 70 High street — o t
Pleasants .Tohn P. commission mei-chant, 8 Light street

wharf, dwelling Pleasant street — w p
Piiintoa Jamc^s^ sea captaiuj Wolfe near Aliisanna st.— /j»

Pluck MictiAfcl. distiller, To Front street— o t
Plumber Joseph W ami Read, Hour Tuerciiants, 21 S, Cal-
vert street wliarf, dv.cllina; High street — o t
Poe Thomas, cabinet maker, Aisquith street — u t
Poo;e James, merchant, d\velliri<j;2G German street
Pollard Seth, ornamental painter, 13 Potter street — o t
Pollard Kli/.abeth, 17 High street — o t
Polk Da\id, weaver, Pitt street near Harford Run — o t
Pollock Klias, black ball manufacturer, 72 Front street — o t-
Polland William, mariner, Whiskey alley, near S. Howari

street
Pomerov R. W. printing office 12 Light street
Poncet tjcwis, gold and silversmith, 44 Baltimore street
Pontier Anthony, perfumer and fancy store, 78 Baltimore"

street
Pope Fol';rer, house and sign painter, 47 South street
Popp Charles, cordv^ainer, 68 ^\'aggon alley
Popplein and Brothers, merchants, IS N. Hmvard street
Porter Hichae!, bricklayer, Pratt near S. Howard stieet
Porter i'lioniAS, rigger, Argyle alloy — j p
Porter William, dry good merchant, 71 Baltimore street
Porter Benjamin, waterman, Smith st. near Apple alley — -ff
Porter John, coo))er, S. Eutaw near Pratt street — iv p
Potett Jesse, grocer, 64 Baltimore street, dwelling 106

Green street — o t
Potee Sutton, Eutaw near Lee st'-eet — vp
Potter Mai tin, livery stable N. Frederick near Baltimore

street
Potter Nathaniel, physician, Gentian lane near Sharp street
Potts John L. merchant. 1 S. Liberty street
Poultney Thos. & Sr)ii, hardware store, 162 Market street

. dwelling St. Pauls lane near Baltimore street
Powell Margaret, widow. Mulberry street near the College
Powell George, pilot, last house in Fleet street next to tho

commons
Power William, plaisterer, 36 Harrison street
Pdw or James, bncklayer. Pratt near Eutaw street — w p
Power John, merchant, dwelling corner Green and Saratoga-
street — w p

Pauley John, carpenter, 46 S. Howard street

Paupan Chappare, widow, 42 Gough street — f p

Pool and Hance, boot makers, 5 Water street head cf

Cheapside
Poor John H. dwelling N. Charles corner of Pleasant street
Poor John F. 17:2 IMarket street
Poor Dudley, merchant, dwelling TO N. Charles street
Poor and Hastings, auction and coiundssion merchants, cor-
ner of Charles and Market streets
Pratt John H. Commercial Press printing office, corner Wa--

ter and Commerce streets, uv.eliing South street
Pratt \Yalter, sea captain, 68 Market street — -f p
Pre-.itiss and Carter, merchants, 13 Bowley's wliarf
Presbury George G. 3d, dry good store, 135^ Market street,

dwelling Chatham street
Presbury George G. justice of the peace and associate judge

of the criminal court, 38 N. Gay street
Presbury Joseph, justice of tlie peace, &c. office 63 Bond

street, dwelling 19 Wilk street — -f p
Pressmaii W. dwelling Goodman near Lee street
Preston Wiiiiam, cooper, 75 N. Howard street
Prentice Alexander, tailor, Tripolet's alley
Price Andrew, clerk, Lexington near Pearl street — w p
Price John H. clerk, 12 Lombard street
P.ice John, ship carpenter, 17 Pitt street— / p
Price Israel, merchant, dwelling 18 Bridge street — ot
P' ice Margaret, widow, Duke street — o t
P ice Thomas, ship carpenter, 99 fr'leet strtet—f p
P ce and Watson, lumbf'r merc"rf.»i^#. Buchanan's wharf
Pi ice William, ship carpenter, iS Pitt street— -f^y '
Pr.ce Nathan, blacksmith, f9 Harford street — o t
Price Hezekiah, lumber merchant, dwellin^^' 83 Front st — ol
Price Joseph, cooper, 104 K. fioward street
Piice Nehemiah, mercliant tailor, 3'J8 jfrarket street

Prince Elizabeth, widow, corner of trreen and Low tts o t

Priestley fcMward, cabinet maker, feiarket street near the

bridge
Pringle Mark U. merchant, dwelling Eutaw near Fayette

street
Prior Joiui, sea captain, U8 ,\ oife &ireet--fp

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Prince Caspar, hatter, 5 Grcro;e street—/;;

Proctor Marj^aret, widow, l.ibtMty street — o t

Proctor Willia-.u ami Co. merchfvnts, 10 Fell street— /j9

Proebsting 'i heodorc C dr}' gooo merchaul, 21 Market

street
Prosser !Mary, Avidow, 32 Tiexington street
Prynr Edward, dyer, 64, N. Gay street
PiigK Davi<l, dry good store, 20 Lexingion street
Purviaiice Julin, attorney and coiniseilor at law, S. Gay

near Second street, dwelling 11 Gay street
Purviance William Y. stock and exchange broker, ofilce

35 S.Gay street, dwelling (ieorge street near Circus
Purviance James, merchant, dwelling Fayette near Eutaw

street
Purper Charles, butcher, Bottle rlley near Howard street
Pus tar Martin, carpeiUcr, 78 N. Liberty street

Quail IJobei-t, cooper, 10 Public alley

Quay Thomas, carpenter, Pitt street extended— o t

Quay "VVilliani, caij;cnter. 56 Ann street--/;;

Quin Kd ward, auctioneer, 92 I»ond street cor. of AUisanna

street—;/" p
Qiiincy Abraham, trimmer and harness maker, 56 N. Gav

street
Quigly John, millstone m.aker. dwelling Morris near Ros«<

street — Zv' p

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Raborg Christopher & Son, brass founders, 1 1 Water street
llaboig Cnristoplier jr. brass founder, dwelling 24 South

street
Raborg Lewis, cord wainer, 59 N Liberty street
Kack Margaret, Madame, 69 Albemarle street — o t
Jlaeny W illiain, grocer, corner of High and Oreat York

streets — o t

Fagoe Clement, 40 A'lisanna street--/ ji
R;iinsav EUzabeth, widow, Graiiby street — o t
Ramsay Thomas, hack-coachman, 28 Fleet street—/ p
Ramsay James, ship chandler, 21 Thames street—/ p
Ramsay John, tallow chandler, 27 Bond street— ;f p
Ramsay Joseph, blacksmith, 11 Market stieet—;f p
Randall John, merchant, 79 Bowley's wharf, dwelling 14

Cnnewago street
Randall Sarah, widow, Cyder alley
Randall Mary, widow, Welcome alley near Sharp street
Ranicker John, dry good merc'iant, f 15 h Baltimore street
Rapp Diederick, baker, 26 Market street—/ p
R>5ea.-it-;al and Boyd, hatters, No. (J4 N. Hosvard street
Ratien ilichard, German goods store, 50 N.Howard street
Ratclilfe and ilichards, dry good merchants, 3 N. Howard

street
Rausseau Mrs. grocery and liquor store, 79 M'Elderry's

wliai'f
Rawlings \Vm. tailor, Shakespeare street—/ p ^

Ray and Webb, sailmakers, 6 Spears wharf
Ray Miles, dw. Duke street — o t
Ray Sanuel, tinplateworker, 100 Green street — o t
Ray John, hardware merchant 84 Baltimore street
Raymond Daniel, attorney at law, corner St Pauls lane and

Chatham street
Rayburn Thos. merchant, dwelling Mulberry street
Readel John, porter botler, 23 N. iiay street
Ream George, sea capt Dulany street near Columbia gardea
Ream Josiah, carpenter, 30 Fayette street
Read John, sea capt 74 Cumberland Row
Reddish Thomas, ship carpenter, 3 W^ills street
Redding VV m. boarding house, corner of George street and

county wharf -/ p
Redding John, carpenter, 48 Jones street — o t
Redding George, dyer, 8 Bridge street — o t
]leddingand Davis, carpenters, 82 Harrison street
ReJ^ave Isaac, grocer, 60 N. Gay street
Re IdyJohn, carpenter, 42 N. Charles street
Reed Honer, widow, Ruxton Lane
Reed Joseoh, carpenter. Rj. end of HoUiday street

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Reed Larkiii, merchaut, 65 S, Calvert street, ilwdling Hig'u

street — o t
Reed William F. copperplate printer, 44 North street
UeedJohn, cabinet maker, 15 Baltimore vt. extended — w p
Reese Thomas L. grocer, 48 S. Calvert street, dwelling 55

S. Charles street
Reese Daniel E- teacher, corner Front and Pitt streets — o t
Reese John, flour and grocery store, G2 N, Howard street
Reese Jacob, pil.)t, 67 Ann street— jf"/;
Reese Henry, inn keeper, Jones street — o t
Reese Elizabeth, widow. Bond near German street — -f p
Reese David, grocer, 40 Bridge street — « t
Reese John, iron and commission merchant, 56 County

wharf
Reese George C. confectioner, 63 Bond street — -f p
Reeves William, sea captain, 17 Fleet street— ^jfp
Reeves John, sea captain, Fountain near Fleet street—//?
Regnier Ciiarles L. hair dre-ser, 18 N. Gay street
Reinhart Daniel, carpenter, Aisquith street— o t
Reigart Puilip, dry good store, 23 Baltimore street
Reip Henry, tin and japaned ware manufacturer, 188 Bal-
timore st. c^it
Reiner John, grocer, corner Howard and Conway streets
Reiten William L. baker, 23 Market street—/^
Reigart P.iillip, merchant, dwelling 30 N. Frederick street
Reis Edmund J. clergyman, dwelling Aisquith neai- M'EK

derry street— o t
Renauil Margaret, widow, 52 S. Charles street
Renous John, uoat builder, 22 Philpot street—/ p
Repold Mrs. Martha, widow, 68 W. Pratt street
Reticker Adam, grocer, 7 Alisanna street---/^
Reticker Jacob, grocery and dry good store, l-orest street
Rey t!^mily, widow. 34 Saratoga street
Reynell Richard, gunsmith, 35 Water street
Reynolds Samuel, grocery, Franklin near Howard street
Reynolds Cdlin, cordwainer, 56 Fleet street— / p
Reynolds William, grocer, 2-2 Green street— o t
Reynolds Isaac, merchant, 2d6 Baltimore street, dwelling

corner Green and German streets — w p
Jlhoads ^agliariah, sea capt. i^4 (iueen street--/ p

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Ric A Miithia.?, sea capt. 45 Albemarle street— o t

Ricaud Thomas, P. fancy dry good store and millenery lOu

Baltimore street
Riciiards Reverend Lewis, pastor 1st baptist church, 10

Pitt street— 0 t
Richards John C. dry g;ood merchant, 205 Baltimore street
Richards Dutton, blacksmith, 50 Grauby street— o t
Richards Timothy, curl hair manufactory and matras maker,

150 High street — o t
Richards Paul, confectioner. Bond street—/ p
Richardson Robert R. justice peace, corner Lexington and

Eutaw streets
Richardson Nathan, painter, 41 Water dwelling 70 Ham-
son street
Richardson Jabez, plumber, 81 .M'Eldery's wharf
Richardson Daniel, carpenter HoUiday st. near foot bridge
Richardson John, currier, dwelling, 23 North street
Richardson Wm. H. millright, 71 Granby street— o t
Richardson James, mariner Queen street—/ p ,

Richardson Mary, v/idow, 15 Bridge street— of
Ric'iardson Edward, Conwaj^ street — 'v p
Richardson James, measurer of salt, German near Boiul

street— /p
Richstein John, carpenter, back of 47 S. Liberty street
Rice Edward, inn keeper. Bond street--//;
Richter Joseph, Brandv alley, near Howard street
Ricketts Lovering, cabinet maker, 68 French street — o t
Ricke;/ William, bricklayer, M*Elderry-s lane
Rider Charlotte, widow, 30 Wilke street—/ p
Ridge way William, tailor and clothier, corner of Market

Space and Water street
Ridgely Greeabury, merchant, dwelling 58 Pitt st. — o t
Ridgely Lott, merchant, 143 Baltimore corner Light street,

dwelling 15 Baltimore street
Ridgely Nicholas, tobacco inspectpr^ 30 Philpot street— /p
Ridgely Njah, 55 Hanover street

Ridgely Gv and T. dry good store, 9 Baltimore street, dwel-
ling Pitt street — o t
Ridgely Greenbary, jun. merchant, dwelling 58 Pitt st— o f
Ridgely Eliza,^ widow, seamstres-i, 14 North street

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Riv,by James I. tailor, 41 Bond street-^'/?
iiighy Robert, carpenter, King Gcoi tre street— & t
Ri';t)en J()}in K. Iiaiilw ire store, 226 Baltimore htreet
Ki'jden H'iliiam, randle manvtfactory. ColiiniLia street— ot
Ui.i(i;,en R:;chael, fancy dry good store. 77 Hanover f-trcet
I'iggs Eliylia, waterman, Haj)pey allev near Gough ^i.—fp
Ui;^<^s G. W. jewellery, hard V. are an<I fancy store, 74 Bal-
timore street
Rigop and lieedin?;, dry good merchants, 1 13 Baltimore sf.
Rigging David, sliij) carpenters Pitt street — f ■)
Rig^,ing James, sliip carpenter, 99 Alli?anna street — fp
Riley Adam, laborer, 71 French street — o t
Riley Fanny, widow, 9 Bond street — f p
Riley V.'jn. liootnaker, 37 East street
Rielly Wni. inkeeper, corner Forest & Montgomer}' street

Rimmer Pefer, rigger, T.ancaster street — f p

JMngrose James, ship carpenter, S Allisanna street— /p

liinr^^old Jacob, phj-sician, Camden near Charles street

Ringgold Catliarine, fancy store, 51 Baltimore street

Ring Thoma?, sea capt. 2 Queen street—/ p

ilingtieldJoiin, bricklayer. 77 Wagon alley

Ripiey & Doming, n^erclaiits, G5 N Gay street

Riston&. Gi(.tin;;;s, 145 Baltimore street

Roberts Owen, cordwainer, Apple Alley— /p

Roberts Win. 3C German street

Roberts Join , hair dres.er. Bond street—/^)

Roljert George, ph'siciau, 61 Camden street

Roberts Zeb, mercliuut, isSmitli's wharf dwelling Front

stJ'eet— 0 t
Rnb Jolin, printer, 102 Cl-arles st. corner of Camden street
Robinson laiiel, custom house officer, 74 Bond street—/;/
Robinson Thomas, sea ca])t. 28 Ann street— /»
Robinson Wm. grocer, Dugans wharf, dwelling Granby

street— 0 t
R.')binson James, Sc Co. drv good mercliants, 79 Baltimore st.
Robinson .'nseph, printer'^ bookseller. 96 Baltimore stree.t
Uobinson Win. carpenter. Potfrr street— o t
Kobins<»n .loseph, brickniaVer, I'anpy allcj:— /^
Robinson.Johu, carter 8 Wagon alley

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I^obinsmf Henry, St. Pauls lane neav Post-office

Fobinson Robert, ship carpeaiter 75 Fleet street— / p

Robinson Thomas, merchant 42 Chatham street

Robinson & Taylor, grocers Dugan's wharf

Robinson Ann, 'widow 140 High street — o t

Robinson Elizabeth, widow boarding house, 12 Albemarle

street — o t
Robinson George, 66 Hanover street
Robinson John, chairmaker 46 South street
Robinson James, coaciimaker 44 Bond street---^ p
Robinson John ship-carpenter, 52 Philpot street — fp
Robinson Chas. custom house officer, 45 Albermarle st.— o t
Rbinson Thomas, merchant 42 Cliatham street
Robertson Peter, & George merchants, 16 & 17 Countywhf.
Robertson Joseph, ship carpenter, Fountain street—//?
Robertson Johft, ship carpenter, 21 Lancaster street.— /p
Robertson John, ship carpenter 26 Lancaster street —;/"p
Robertson Eve, widow, 36 N. Howafd street
Robertson Samuel, cooper, 20 N. Howard street
Robertson Elizabeth, corner of Lombard and Eutaw street
Robertson George, ship joiner, Eden street near Gaughf

street—/ p
Roloson Richard, cordwainer, St Paul's lane
Roche Alexander, grocery 66 Market sreet — -fp
Roche John, grocer 17 Allisanna street — f p
Rockhold Charles, Liberty street — o t
Rockey Maria, Wolf street near Harford run — ot
Rock Charles, cordwainer, Tripolets alley
Roddy Eleanor, widow Moores alley — wp
Rod olph iSIary, 44 North street

Rodenma3'^er George, grocer, corner Bridge & Forest sts.-o t
Roesner Johanna, grocer, 67 Bond street — fp
Rogge Charles, upholsterer, Water near Gay street
Rogers Richard, bricklayer, 47 High street — o t
Rogers Richard, junr. carpenter, 48 High street — o t
Rogers John, cordwainer, 30 High street— -o t
Refers! homas, notary public and city collector, dwelling

56 Pitt street — o f: Notary office"^ Water street comer

South Gay street. City collector's office above the

Mayor's office back of 15 South street
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prt(v«»r« "^(^nrv. W. nfforn^'r at 1aw,-Paca near /Saratoga 9t»
'Rti.fTH Jt>' n, .•>;u''e;, 5 * N How aid street
P. > TsFlislia, grocer, 7 Fast street
R »gers Thomas, corkcuttcr, 7 Market «Tace
R'*;fers Patrick K.. pliysic'ian, 15 Market street— /p
R ■ -ers Jacob, hatter, 29 South street
Rogers Margaret, \vi low, 107 Camilen street
Rogrrn Josepli, mariner, Goodman near Hill street— /A;
Rogers Patrick, cooper, 00 Market space
R igers James, sliip carpenter, 75 Wolf street — •/ p
Ro^-er-< John, saJle.- and harness ina'i-*J-, M S >'Jt'i st.
Il.jhr Andre \v, Uitc'ier, (Joodman street,. foot of—/ ft
Roney Hannah, ^vidow La-eus al!ev
Roney William, turner, dwcilin'.' 14 N. Frederick street
Rouey Patrick, 32 Granhy ftlreet- — o t .
Rtuej- James, millstone inaVer, 32 Granby street — o i
llopt John, watchman, 06 Harrison street
Rook Thomas, carpenter, 4f-- G 'ish sfieet — f p
Rooker Thcnaas, merehaat. 5 W. Pratt street
Rose John D. cord-.\'ainer, 1-8 Green street — o t
• Kose Ke/.en, custom house officer, Qacen near Euta\r
streets — -f p
Rose John P. grocer, corner Sniitli street and Apple alley

Rose Mrs. niillenery store, 164 Baltimore street

Rose John, rigger, Duke ncarQi^cen street — -f p

Rossan Dominick, sea captain, Caroline near Dulany street

Ross John, sea captain, Bank near Bond street — -f p

Ross Ja:Ties, mariner, 57 Fleet street— ^" p

Ross William, and Benjamin C. merchant»,Baltiir.orc street

corner Market space
Ross David, grocer, 31 I .iberty street — ot
B.08S, Reuben, grocer, S. W. corner Pratt and South street
Ross Martha, teacher, sharp near Lee street
Rothrock Jacob, junr. tinman, '^43 BaIti:nore street ,
Rothrock John, tinner, 7 >. H )ward street
Rx>termand Wilhelmina, widow, S. end of ^lanover street
Rourk Peter, grocer, Kolliday c(trner Bath street
Rowe '"'.li/.aheth, widow, 4 5 ion Ji street--- T n
Rowe iUcliard, bricklayer, ilarfurd, near forest street-— of

t?o\ven. ^e'>'">'*'.rnrrier>+er. Potter, T)carT<OTv sf r*'(»t

Rov, ^V'.n, iroiUiD-iger, dwelling, il ^Litiay street, near

fhe T'^eatre
Il"ckle, l*aul, grocer. 258 Baltimore stri?et
Ruckle, To')a, jijrocer, 195 Baltimore street, dwelling 208-

Ralti.iiore street
71 Holpli Harman, warehouseman, 40 Lij^ht street
liuinoe', Thomas A. tailor, Cowpen Alle.-. rif'ar Sharp st
Kunney Ro^ert, painter and glazier. Potter near Low

street — n t
Rash, Elizabeth, widow, 207 Bond street—/ p
Rnsseil Gilbrath. bricklayer, S. Eutaw near Pratt street
K'jssell Ale- andcr .brick maker,ijee near Good wian st — f k
Riiisell Samuel, sea c:i*"t. Lee nearG> >dmaii street -f h
Hussell Joseph, tin plate workei-, 92 N. II ) ward street
Russell ^l^rgarett, widow, Dulany street near Columbia

Garden
Russell ilebecca, widow, 57 N. Liberty street
Rust Samuel, cordwaiuer, corner ^orth and Bridge

street — o t
Rusk, David, jjrocer, Pratt st opposite medical college— ^t'^t
Rutter Richard, ship carpenter, 69 Wolf street — -f p
Rutter Mrs. Cassaader, innke-eper. Fish market
Rval Elizabeth, widow, Dulany street — o t
Ryan Thomas, cast iron founder, E side of the falls,, near

the fish market, dwellinsrG. York street — o t
Rynd Mary Ann, widow, 65 \^ ilk street — -f p
R ad I'hriston'ier, <rrocer, 17 VV. Fleet street — -f p
Ryne William, tailor, near 46 Fro»t street — o t

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Sables John, shin carpenter, east Alisiana street — -f p

vSal Her Christiana, widow, 77 N(»rtli street

Saddler Toseph, cordwainer, 21 Lexington street

Sadtler P .illip B. jeweller, 166 Baitin.ore street

Sa^arson Gorge, turner, 7 Water street

Salenave Ttmes, 89 > la, -ford street — o t

Sallej i'atrick^stone maaoujGreen near North street— *—o jf

i4«

bialsburt Oeftr?e,nnaniier.6fi Fleet street— -Tp'

Saltoiistall N. iiiercl'Utit, 81 Rowley's wharf
Sau'lcrs Kac'sael . \\icl(iu'. Eutaw street — ic p
S'anlcrs Josenh, ccjiib maker. !'.ran(iy alley
Sanders Thomas, Cnrdwainer, North street — -o t
Saii'le s Sophia, widow, B- id'^e, near Forest street — o i
Sa.iders Samuel, c'e Ic, 93 Fleet street — -f p
Sawders Jahez, nia'ijier, ^\'ashiIl<>;ton street — fp
Saiidtord Joseph, sea captain, Genuan near Bond st---/" p
Sanderson 'I homas, ])lumber, 41 yVlisana street — -f p
Santlerson Margarett. widow, Welcome alley
Sands Be'ijaiuin, bricklayer, 66 N. Liberty street
Sands John, merchant tailor, 7 South street
Sands Adriana, widow, Liberty near Pitt street— o t
Sargent Allen, cordwainer. Liberty street— o t
Sargeant Martha, widow, S KutaAv near Camden street'
Sarvary Peter, tobacconist, Franklin near EiTtaw st- -ic p
Sanerwion Peter, flour merchant, 6 N Howaidst
Saven Thomas L; and Co. dry goods store, 29 ^ Balti-
more street
Savage E!i'/.abeth. widow of Peter, 27 N. Charles street
Sawner John, carter, S. F'utaw near liombard street— ic'|j
Ray Henry, dravman, Howard near Camden atreet
SavreJulni B. 05 Lexington street
Scanfan James, cooper, corner Pratt and Eutaw street
Scl>Ucker Peter, sailmaker, 27 Fleet street---;/' p
Scldeck J()!in G. baker. 5 i^ayette street
Scharf William, cordwainer, Chamberlain's alley
Schmidt William L. merchant. Smith's wharf
Schmidt Jacob, corner Paca and Franklin streets
Schmeckpejiper John R. 53 Wolf street— /p
Schnauber George, baker and grocer, S. Charles, corner of

Pratt street
Scholtz Jolin', grocer. 39 Wilk street—//;
Schroedcr Dorithia, confectioner, 151 lia'timnrf^ street
Schroeder ^lenry and feon, mcrci!ant-,l67 B.ltimo e btreet
Schroedcr Ucnryjun. dwelling o* >■• Cliarle- st eet
Schroder Jnliii, bootmaker, 28 Albemarle street— o t
Scluauder Hannah, 47 Arjryle alley---/" /)
feJchradcr UcJirvj tailor. Liberty ne-ir Pttt street — ot

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Schroeter Charles, watchmaker, 7 North street
Scbafer Cliristiaiijeovtlvvainer, S3 S. Liberty street
Scl:aefter F. G. and Gharle3,bookseUer3, 214 Market street
Scliaeffer Bt^ltzei-, dwelling 4 N. Frederick street
Schaeffer Anthony, grocer, 16 Pitt street — -f p
Schaefter Michael, cordwainer, Cowpe.-i alley i

Sc'>aefFer Wm. & co. mercf;ants, 34 Baltimore street.
Scharar George, carpenter, Sharp near Hill street
Schelly Stephen, cordwainer, 26 Fleet street— ^'js'
Schultze John, grocer and feed store, Franklin street
Schultze, John E. C. merchant, 45 S. Gay street, dwelling

124 Hanover street
Schultz, Konig & < o. merchants, 248 market street
Schultz Conrad, Sharp street

Schwartze F. and A. merchants, 7H Bowley's wharf
Schwartze Frederick:, merchant, dwelling 68 Hanover st-
Schwartze Augustus, mercliant, dwelling 78 Hanover st
Schwatke Augustus, blacksmith, 103 Saratoga street
Sclnveitzer Jacob, porter, 43 Fayette street
Schley & Schroeder,dry good merchants, 177 Baltimore st.
Scobey John, iron furnace, near ^\ hiskey alley and Pratt st
Scott Ann, boarding house, Ujiion street— o t
Scott Thomas, Conway near S'arp street
bcottRositer, grocer, 48 Bridge street — o t
Scott Joseph, fiour inspector, N. Eutaw near Lexington st
Scott John, hack owner, S J Saratoga street
Scott Henry, merchant, dwelling, 64 N. Charles street
Scott John, attorney at law, 11 Chatham street, dwelling

St. Paul's lane
Scott Margaret,- widow, 6 Lexington street
Scott SisannaM. bonnet maker, Lombard street
Scott John L. upholsterer, 9 N. Liberty street
Scott John, rigger, 49 Argyle alley—//;
Scroggs Ann, widow, 43 Iligh street—- o t
Segar Stephen, Liberty near French street — o t
Sedei'bergTruls, Cordwainer, ^? German street
Seaman Joseph, mariner, 49 Fleet street — •/ p
Sedon Wiiliam, carpenter, 50 Wagon alley ■,

Seaver William, merchant, cor.ner Howard aiid Lexington

streets, dvveiii;i^ Pearl street — tc p

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?i\aver William, rncrchant, D'.itcb allev near Howard street

Sellers Abraliam, mercliaiit tijilor, 1 1 ». Calvert street

Sehnan Peter. ric;<;er. 50 .S. Charles street

Server Henry, sea captain. 30 W. Alisanna i,trcet—~fp

Setton Robert, currier, 121 High street— o^

Sewall & Howard, merchants. 95 Baltimore street

Sewell Reuben, cordwainer, Mulberry near North street

Scwell Thomas, cordwainer, AVilk near Wolf street— /p

Sewall Richard, cordwainer, dwelling 1 East street

Shane Joseph, &, Co. cil and paint store, 19 Cheapside,

dwelling corner of Howard and Pratt street
Shamberg Henry, grocer, 31 South Liberty street
Shanley .Tames, teacher, dwelling 87 bharp street
Sliatfer Frederick, brushmakcr, 39 Gough street— //>
Shaffer Jacob, shopkeeper, 17 Fells street — fp
Shaffer James, boatbuilder, 4 Fleet street — -J'p
Shark Louisa, Welcome alley, near Conewago street
Share Joseph, brass founder, 47 George street, dwelling

Anne near Fleet street— /p
Sharp Andrew, cooper, Dutch alley
Sharkey Anthony, gi-ocer, 42 Lexing-ton street
Sliutt Augustine, sugar refiner, Noiih street — ot
Shaw Catharine, grocer, 117 High street — o t
Si;aw William, carpeater, Forest street
Sl:aw John, bricklayer, 53 Petticoat alley — fp
Shaw & 'liiTany merchants, 2S8 Bealtimore street
Shaw Alexander, carpenter, IG Tripolets alley
Shaw Anne, 28 Nortn street

Sherlock Peter, Pearle near Bath street (meadow)
Sliell Nicholas, tailor, Caroline near Gough street — -fp
Slieet Samuel, shoemaker, S. Kutaw near (.'aiiulea street
Shecler Christian, ceder cooper, 1 1 Bi idge street — o t
Sheiton Moses, ship carpenter, 41 Allisanna street— /p
Shroat John, butcher, German street — w p
S'leppaid T dmas S. mere' a it d,ve!ling 63 Sharp street
Sli»'p,ard Thiviiias, -43 Fell sticet---;/ p
Siieijpard & M'Conkey, merchants, 2 Spears wharf
S;iep|)ard i*hiliii,cordvvainer, sf' hanover street
Sherwi>;>'| llu;;h, s;a captain, 'i'.l Am n street— ^"p
Sherwood Piiilip, iliip carpenter, jL»auk near i>oud st— /f

145

*hivlel Frances, widow, 47 Saratoga street
Shields .Tatnes, carter. Welcome alley near Sharp street
Shields Solomon, coidwainer, 18 Bond stieet— J p
Shillingsburs; Christoi>her, butcher, Bank street— /p
Shillingsburg Christopher, butcher, 70 Caroline street— /]»
Shilling Sarah, widow, Pratt street near Market space
Shipley Lester, carpenter, South Howard near Couewago

street
Shippen ^larv, widow, Wag-i^on alle}', near Howard street
Shipley Richard A- lumber merchant, dwelling S. Pearl

stieet— jc' p
Shii)ley H,ichard, innkeeper, Paca street near Newmarket
S . ersJolm, laborer, Chainberlain alley
S jauck William, butcher, l03 French street— o t
b . )ck Hanah, widow, 8 liuxton lane
Siioe naker George, brickmaker, Shgirp^South of Lee

street
Shoemaker Stephen, White smith, dwelling Bath street

(meadow)
Shophoif bUizabeth, widow, Happy alley — -fp
Sh'trp Andrew, cooper, back of 11 N. Howard street
Shreck Diederick, Bridge near Forest street — o t
ShrimJohii, cooper, 12 N. Frederick street
Shrim Wiiliam, stage driver, fhitaw near Lexington street
Shryock Joliu, pumpmaker, Pitt near Harford street — ;> t
Shryder Sarah, widow, S. Charles near Conway street
Shuily Susaiiua, wid;»w, 18 Queen street — -fp
Shuttleford Lewis, pilot, 91 Ann street — -fp
Shutt August, sugar refiiiei-, corner Green and North sts.
Sicklin VViUiain, shingle maker, corner Lee and Hanover

streets
Siden.itriker Elizabeth, widow, 44 Front street — o t
»ieinsun John J. grocer, corner Bjnd and T'lames st. — -f jt
Siege Peter, cooper, 115 N. Hort.ird street
Si^i;.uond Peter, taiio'", 16 Baiik street
Sigler Jacob, painter, 11 N. Calvert sb.-eet
Silvia Francis, segar makei', 17 Lancaster .jtreet — -fp
Siiukins and Usher, merciiants, 180 Baltiniore sti'eet
Simkins Eli, dwoiling 26 Light street

Simmering '*eter, grocery, 99 Camben corner S. Howarii

street
Simmons Klearior, widow, Sharp near liCe street
Sinmons Mat'iew \V. brickmaker. 64 ilanover street
6 mon Duvid, teacher, dwcjlin;; German near Bond st.—f^
S iionsoii Ji»hn,chair)nake,-, .IS Jiight street
Sunmons Peter, mariner, 67 Wolf street— /^
Sinpson John, mariner, 8 Fleet street— /;;
S uipson Andrew, grocer, corner Gough street and Kappj

alley—/;;
Sinipson vViilter,jijnr. clerk 94 Gratiby street — o t
.Si!npsi)n John, cari-enter. T7 Pitt -street — o I
SiMclair Mat' ew, l>Iack.smit^,, North near ■ nion street — o t
Si'iciair Francis, laborer. 6-2 llapr v aley — f p
Sinclair Jo!m, grocer, corner ^. P'^reiiencI; and AVater st.
Sinclair Williiim. <irocer, l^xeter street — u t
Si ichiir Alexander, sl-ip carpenter, 76 Fleet street— /p
Sill .lair Jolin.carpentei-. 9b W, Pratt street
S.;iclair William, ship carpenter, 4'' Hapj*}' alley—'f ^^
Sinchiir James, ship car^.enter. 56 Happy alley— ^-y;
bi'igicton Elizabeth, corner Kast and Nort'i Gay street
bi iley Alexander, corduainer, Jones street— of
S.aner, p:iijah R. 2 Water street (Cheapside Hotel)
Sinner ?^largaret, young ladies academy, 18 Albemarle

street— -o t
SInott John, physician, Paca near Franklin street— ir/;
Sipe Michael, blacksmith, N. Howard street
feipley 'J'homas, mariner, 29 West Fleet street—//)
iSitler Jacob, Bri(iu;e near Forest street — o t
Sitler Mathias, laborer, 51 Jones street — o t
Skelton John, inkceper, 5 Market Space
Sxcrret Huth, widow, 42 market street— /p
Shipper Thomas, carter, 68 Green street— o t
Skile John, cordwainer, 39 Fayette street
Skinner Robert, boot tree and last maker, 8 Water street
.Skinner Jcjlin S. attorney at law, Paca street, near New

market
Slade I'jli/.abeth, 5 5 Front street— a t
Slayter Alexander, cooper, 1 Thames street—//)
8lavter lieniaiuiiu tailor, rear of 2'o Albemarle street ---f? I

147

SlaymakerClorinda, seamstress, 100 Pratt street
Slemmer Chi-istian, dry goods store, Queen street, near

Pratt street bridge — o t
Sleinmentz Michael, watchman, 74 Waggon alley
Slingluif & Fahnestock, merchants, 50 N. Howard street
Sloan James, bootmaker, 2 S. Calvert street, dwelling

Washington square
Sloan William, Aveaver. French street — o t
Slocum George, tailor, 66 Front street — o t
Sly Catharine, widow. 111 French street — o t
Small Jacob, carpenter, Conway, near Hanover street
Small John, merchant, Honover street
Small Richard, tailor, 71 Pratt street
Small John D. baker, 16 S. Howard street
Small & Cronmiller, sugar refiners, near Hanover market
Small Michael, sugar refiner, dwelling 18 Fayette street
Smallwood Mary, widov, corner ef S. Howard & Cam-
den streets
Smick Mary, widow, 49 S. Liberty street
Smith Charles, grocei-, 24 Pratt street
Smith Thomas, carter, Barre street
Smith Alexandrina, dressmaker 34 Hanover street
Smith Ralph, merchant, 52 N. Charles street
Smith Samuel, merchant. Water, opposite Commerce street
Sniith Joab, grocer, 39 Eden street—;/" p
Smith Mary, widow. Bond street—/ p
Smith Ephraim, superintendant of pumps, &c- Bond

street — -f p
Smith Matthew, sea captain, 32 Gough street--/ p
Smith William, blacksmith, Argyle alley—/ p
Smith Jennot, widow, 60 Fleet street—/ p
Smith Adam, cooper, 14 Market street— ^ j^
Smith Basil, ship carpenter, 25 Pitt street—/ J
Smith Job J. block and pump maker, George, near Ann

street—/ p
Smith John, blacksmith, 7 Fells street—/ p
Smith James, cordwainer, 14 W. x^Uisanna street—/ p
Smith Daniel, carpenter, 27 W. Fleet street—/ p
Smith Mary, widow, 107 Salisbury street— o t
Smith Tohu, baker 76 Eutaw street — w p

148

Smith Nicholas,, 51 Bridge street — ot

Sn.ith Robert, sea captain, 8'J i*itl bfi;;et— 0/

Smith John M. carpenter, G4 Green street— '•0 t

Smith Elizabetli, widow, G9 Waggon alley

Smith James, ciird\\ ainer, 43 Saratoga struct

Sniith Dorinan, coojier, 4U Lexington street

Smith & Buchanan, merchant, dl S. Gay street

Smith William, ship carpenter, 21 S. Fretierick street

israith James, physician and United States' agent for vac •

cination, 6 Chatljaui street
Bmith Jacob G. 78 N. Charles street

Smith James P. painter and glazier, 52 Gough street— ;f^
Smith Robert, merchant, 80 Howard street
Smith Mrs. S. boarding house, 81 Baltimore street
Smith Mattliew, china store, 228 Baltimore street
Smith George C. D. dwelling 9 S. Gay street
Smith John, grocer, 14 Pratt street
fcsmith John & Alexander, grocers, 15 county wharf
Smith A\ illiam, blacksmith, shop 5 Thames street--;/"//
Smith Benjamin B. dwelling 28 Shakspeare street—/ p
Smith Ralph, merchant, 76 Bowley's wharf
Siaith Thomas, cordwainer, 51 S. Frederick street
Smith Andrew, painter, Whiskey alley— wjij
Smith Joseph, tailor, Morris, near Ross street- -u- p
Smith Henry, Lombard, near Howard street
Smitli Samuel, do do

Smitli George, carver and gilder, opposite Christ Church,

Front street ™o t
Smith Mary, w idow, 49 S. Liberty street
Smith James, tailor, 30 S. Charles street
Smith Robert, cordwainer, 57 S. Charles street
Siaith George C. dwelling 9 S. Gay street
Smith Job, dwelling 7 S. Gay street

Smith Mrs. Mercer boarding house, 24 Washington square
Smith John &. Alexander, iron merchants, 15 County wharf
Smith Robert, president of the universal insurance com-
pany, d. celling 56 \V. Pratt street
Smith Henry &, Son, opposite the medical college, W.

Pratt street
Smith John? caulker, Goodman street, near the commons

149

Smith I.arkin. 61 Green street — o t

Siiiitl! George^ tobacconist, 71 Bridge street, dwelling 56

Noith street— 0 t
Smileyl5aac,(lrayman, Aisquith, near M'Elderry st.— o t
Silvde'r Andrew, 'tinplate worker, 17 S. Liberty street
Snyder John C. -nliysician, 41 W. Pratt street
Snyder Lewis, butcher, Happy alley---/ p
Snyder John, ship chandler, 41 Fell's street—/ p
Snyder George, tailor, corner of Charles and Saratoga.

streets
Snyder Charles, blacksmith, corner of Pratt and Eutaw

streetS"-iD p
Snyder Peter, N. Calvert street, near the city spring
Snyder Valentine, brass founder, 148 Baltimore street
Snyder Jolin, whitesmith, 84 S. Charles street
Snow Zedekiah, merchant, 73 N. Liberty street
Snow Elizabeth, widow, 39 Fleet street—/ p
Snow Isaiah, sea captain, 17 Albemarle street — o t
Snowden Joseph, clerk, Pearl street— w jj
Sollars Basil, hatter, 22 Baltimore street
Boilers John, cordwainer, 49 Bond street—/ p
Solomon Levi, ironmonger, 112 Baltimore street
Solomon Samuel, sailmaker, dwelling Duke street— of
Spalding James, spar maker, 27 AUisanna street---/ p
Spalding Richard B. merchant, 6N. Howard street
Spangler Isaac, blacksmith, Fayette, corner of Liberty

street
Sparks Absalom, drayman, 77 Harford street— o t
Spedden Elizabeth, 'widow, corner of Bond and Smith

street.—/ p
Speck Ann, widow, Petticoat alley--/ p
Speck Cornelius, 55 Pitt street— o t
Spencer Jolia, tailor, 25 Lexington street
Spencer Catharine, widow. Whiskey alley '

Spencer Robert, 96 Pitt street— o t
Speese Christian, cotton ball factory, 7 Eu taw street
Spears AViliiam, sea captain, 62 Market street — / p
Specht Cornelias N. 6 Water street, near Peters's bridge
tSpencer Elizabeth, widov/, 17 High street — ot
Spies John P. comb maker. Brandy alley, near Howard st.

150

Sprague Charles, carpet manufactory, 20 Granby street —

dwelling 19 Albemarle street— -o t
Sprague Henry, painter, Pratt street, near Smith's dock
Sprigg Thomas, merchant, 88 Dugan's wharf — dwelling cor-
ner of Pearl and Fayette stroo.ts
Sprung George, clothier^ 40 S. Calvert street
Sprole William, bacon store, 24 Market space
»Spurrier Beale, conveyancer, ofFice S. Gay, near Second

street — dwelling Green street — o t
Spurrier W. T. painter and glaz.ier, 24i N. Gay street
Squires Sophia, nuiliner, 9 Market j<pace
Stamp and Jenkins, hardware mercliants, 170 Baltimore st.
Stafford James, cortlwainer, 50 Light street
Stallings Aquilla, bricklayer, Caroline near Gough st.—fp
Stall Joseph, cooper, Lexington street near New market
Standiford "William, grocer, 9G High street — o t
Stanes John, mariner, 38 Market street—//;
Stanes Susanna, widow, Happy alley — fp
Stanley Ann, widow, 23 Allisanna street— f p
Stanley James, baker, 3 George street — fp
Stanley Joseph, carpente.-, liarew's alley
Stansbury Tsicholas, grocer, 3 Bond street — -f p
Stansbury Thomas, Albemarle street — o t
Stansbury William, carpenter. Union near French st. — at
Staii.;buiy William, merchant, 36 Brid};,e street — n t
Stansbury James, physician, 11 Philpot street — -f p
Stansbury P. & 1). grocers, 55 Bond street — f p
Stapleton Joseph K. brush and bellows factory, 159 Bal-
timore street
Starr lle/.ekiah, tobacconist, 27 S. Calvert street
Starr William, carpenter, 31 Green street — o t
Starr Isaac, teamster, Brandy alley
Starr Obediah, sawyer, 51 Happy alley — -f p
St. Victor Aymond B. Dulany street — ■« t
St. Martin Madame i^ouisa. Welcome alloy
States Catharine, widow, Montgomery street— -/ /t
Steel Anne, widow, 27 Hanover street
Steel Miss Elizabeth, 27 Pitt street— ;/'/>
Stcever Daniel, jun. coachmaker, corner of Union & North
streets — o t

151

Steever George, coachmaker, corner of Union and North

streets — o t
Stever Elizabeth, teacher, 33 Great York street — o t
Steiger Jacob, Franklin near Green street — iv p
Steinbeck John C. furrier, 6 N. Liberty street
Stenson Carpenter, carpenter, 24 Shakespeare street — fp
Steinforth Jolin, y;rocer, corner of York and Forrest st.— o t
Sterett Samuel, notary public, office corner of Gay and

Water streets
Sterrett Catherine, widow, 33 Lancaster street — fp
»Sterett James, casiliier of the City bank, corner of Second

and Gav streets
Sterrett and Barr, merchants, Paca near Fayette street
Sterrett David, grocer, 56 Bridge street — o t
Sterret Benjamin, merchant, dwelling Green near Lexing-
ton street— K'jj
Sterlings Eleanor, widow, Caroline street — -f p
Sterling William, dry goods store, 11 Baltimore street
Stevens Richard, sea captain, Dulany street near Columbia

garden
Stevens William, baker, corner of Gough and Eden sts.
Stevens James L. sea captain, Pratt street, near Market

space
Stevens Timotliy, meal seller, Aisquith, near M'Elderry's

street — o t
Stephenson Cosmo G. physician, 15 Bridge street — o t
Stephenson Alexander, cooper, Pratt street near Smith's

wharf
Stevenson George P. merchant, 79 Smith's wliarf
Stevenson Josiah, tobacco inspector,* Dugan's wharf, dw«I-

ling 45 Front street — o t
Stevenson Isaiah, carpenter, Dutch alley
Stevenson John, deputy sheriff, Mulberry near Green

street — w p
Stevenson Samuel, carpenter, S. Eutaw, near Camden

street
Stewart Ann, widow. Petticoat alley--;/*/?
Stewart David, S. Gay, corner of Second street
Stewart G. H. ftttorney at law, 17 South Gay street— of-
fice N. Calvert street
JA'2

152

Stewart William, stone catter, Pratt street near Market

space — dwelling;; Granby street— o t
Stewart Archibald, mariner, 35 Light street
Stewart John, glover, 71 N. Liberty street
Stewart Stejjhen C. blacksmith. Eden, near Bank st.—fp
Stewart Joh.n M. gunsinith, 28 Liglit street
Stewart Thomas, cordwainer, Straight lane — o t
Stewart John, hatter. Public alley
Stewart James, physician, King George street, next the 1st

bridge — o t
Stewart Alexander, lottery office, corner of Baltimore and

Gay streets
Stewart John, carpenter, Conway street
Stewart James, pianoforte maker, St. Paul's lane
Stewart Rachel, widow, lOConewago street
Stewart Robert I. stone cutter, dwelling Duke street— o t
Stewart Jolm, notary public, 44 S. Frederick street
Stewart John, labourer, Green, near French street— o t
Stewaii William, physician and health officer, 84 Front

street— 0 t
Stuart Richardson, nail factory, corner of Conewago street

and Vulcan alley
Stewart Anne. \,i(low, ship chandlery, 5 Fell's street— /p
Stewart John, grocer, 66 Pratt street
Stuart Eleanor, widow, 63 Harrison street
Stickney Heiny, ship chandler, Pratt street, near Market

space
Stierly John, baker, N. Eutaw, near Saratoga street
Sti.V Thomas, innkeer, 22 Fayette street
Stiles George, dwelling Q-.u-cn, near Granby street — o t
Sdver Catharine, widow, Jones street — u t
Stiver John, Welcome alky, near Conway street
Sii ckerZacheus, cooper, M'Ciure's wharf
Si»cker Barbara, widow, 47 Bond street---/p
Stocker Elijah, cooper, 124 N. Hovvard street

Stokes , ship carpenter. Water street, near Peters

bridge '

Stokes U. & M. Whitcman, milliners, 60 Balto. street
Stockton ^ Clack, mail stage office, 185 Baltiraoie street

153

stone Edward, drayman, 25 Green street— » t

Stone James jun. &Co. merchants, IDl Baltimore street

Story Margaret, widow. Still house street— o t

Storm Peter, coppersmith, dwelling 3 Bank street

Stoops Sarah, widow, corner of S. Charles & Conway

streets
Stow Tiiomas, carpenter, 131 Sharp street
StoulFer Henry, city commissioner, 35 Fayette street
Stouffer John '& Jocob, merchants, 25 N. Ho vard street
Stout George. Vjlacksmith, Union, near North street— o t
Strebock William, coachmaker, S. Liberty, near Lombard

street
Stretch Samuel, tailor, 56 Green street — o i
Strieker John, merchant, 4 Bowley's wharf, dwelling 15 S.

Charles street
Strike Nicholas, constable, 17 W.Pratt street
Strikeland Henry, ship carpenter, Argyle alley
Strobel John, porter cellar, under Pamphilions hotel, dwel-
ling 43 Bond street—/ p
IStruthotf Barney, baker, 39 Green street— o t
Stubbing Thorn a«, bricklayer, 47 Green street— o t
Stump Elizabeth, widow. Pleasant street, near N. Cal-
vert street
Stump John & Samuel, niercliants, 27 Cheapside
Stamp Samuel, merchant, dwelling 117 Hanover street
Stamp John, merchant, dwelling 110 Hanover street
Suire Joseph, goldsmith, Milk lane— o t
Suiter Henry, turner 76 Front street— o i
Sulliva]! John, merchant, dwelling S. Eutaw near Cam-
den street
Sullivan Jeremiah & John, flour merchants, Baltimore,

above Howard street
Sullivan John, clothing store, 46 S. Calvert street, dwel-
ling corn'^r of Pratt and Sharp streets
Sullivan Jame-, carpenter, Duke, near Exeter street— o t
Summering Mary, widow, 100 Camden street
Suminerville William, Lee, near Sharp street
Suninei-ville Ann, widow, 28 Hanover street
bunaraerville Richard, grocer, 55 Bridge street— p t

154

Sumwult Joseph & Philip, brickmakers, corner Dulany and

Market streets—/ j)
Sumwalt George, measurer of wood, "Welcome allej
Summers James, shoe factory, 59 Baltimore street
Summers Martin, 39 Harrison street
v^underiantl John, brushmaker, 58 Front street— o t
Sunderland Daniel, grocer, Holliday street
.Supper John, baker, 27 AVatcr street
Suter Jacob, gardner, Goodman street—/ h
Sutton James, miller, bridge street— o t
Sutherland J. Sc St. Clair, merchants, 8 S. Calvert street
Swan Joshua, lumber mercliant, dwelling 14 Green st.—ot
Swan Susanna, Audow, Forest lane
Swan M. ^V. & I. merchants, 268 Baltimore street
Swartz Peter, stage driver, Holliday street, near the foot

bridge
Swarmstcdt James, stevadore, 91 Bond street—/ p
Sweeny Paul, cabinet maker, 82 Camden street
Sweeny Hugh, teacher, 37 Saratoga street
Sweeting Benjamin, bricklayer, Pitt street— o t
Svveatman Willis, shoemaker, straiglit lane— o t
Sweetser Samuel, druggist, 144 Baltimore street
Sweetser T. W. merchant, 67 Bowley's wharf
Sweetser Seth, boot and shoe maker, corner of Second

and South streets
Swejger William, mariner, Shakspeare street—/ p
Swift &. Dodge, machineists, 64 N. Frederick street
Swift W. R. merchant, dwelling St. Paul's 'ane
Sykes John, merchant, 112 High street— o t
Symmingtou James & Sons, stone cutters, S. Charles st.

Tacy Peter, waterman, 21 Market street — -f p

Talbot Jesse, apothecary and druggist, 189 Baltimoi'e

street, dwelling Sharp street
Talbot \N illiam, carter, Montgomery street — / h
Talbot Edward, grocer, 60 Bridge street— <lw«lling Green

street — o t

155

Tiilbot John, taiJor, dwelling 62 north Liberty street
Talbot Jesse, mineral water establishment, 6 Hanover si.
Talbot John, merchant tailor, 135 Baltimore street
Tall Anthony, constable, 71 Bond street—/ p
Tapiau Vital, French inn or pension franCaise, 4 south Gay

street
Tate Thomas, rigger, head of Bond street — -f p
Taylor Lemuel, merchant, 47 south Gay, dwelling East st.
Taylor & M'Neal, scow owners, 53 south Gay street
Taylor William 5c George, merchants, 266 Baltimore st.

dwelling Eutaw, near Lombard street — iv p
Taylor James, dwelling 14 High street — o t
Taylor Levin, pilot, 63 Fleet street — •/ p
Taylor Elisha, sea captain, 6 Lancaster street — -/ p
Taylor Manoah, tailor. North near Mulberry street
Taylor Mary, seamstress, 98 Bond street — -f p
Taylor Gamaliel, grocer, dwelling Granby street — ot
Taylor Matthew, baker, 117 High street — o t
Taylor William, merchant, 8 Bank street, dwelling 20

Calvert street
Taylor Benjamin, merchant, dwelling King Tammany st.
Taylor William, cordwainer, 76 French street — ot
Taylor John, physician, Pitt street, near the corner of

Front street — o t
Taylor Margaret, widow, 7 Lancaster street — -/ p
Taylor James T. sea captain, 22 Fleet street — ■/ p
Taylor Samuel, labourer, Eden, near Dulany street-^o^t
Taylor Ann, widow, Duke, near Granby street — <ot
Taylor William, baker, 48 Green street — o t
Taylor John, cordwainer, Union near French street — o t
Taylor Samuel, sliipcompass and electrical machine maker,

45 corner of north Howard and Lexingtoi\ streets
Taylor George, dry goods store, 223 Baltimore street
Taylor Joseph, merchant, dwelling Lombard street, oppo-
site the Quaker meeting Imuse
Taylor Benjamin, hardware store, 216 Baltimore street,

dwelling German lane
Taylor Mrs. F. boarding house. 14 south Calvert street
Teas John, plaisterer, Cowpen alley near Sharp street
Teat Archibald, blacksmith, 91 Fleet street— / p

156

Tebo Peter, im^kceper. 20 Than-iep street — -f p

Tv'.u) heter, bliip caipcntei. back >if 49 boi.tl street — -f p

Ti 'tiiTf'pli Bnltvnore, ofrlce 37 Water street

Teiiai't 'I'hoir.as, merchant, corner of SDUtli Gay and S«?-

C'tid >;t.eets opposite tlie cit\ baiik
Ter.sfififl Zachariaiu grocer, C-t Li. ht >,treet
Tessaiidier Jnl.n B. teacher of music. Huss street — w p
Tevis Joshua 6. Co. dry good merchants, 223] i'altimore
i-treet, dwelling Eiitaw street near the market house
Tevife Daniel, carpenter. 16 Fayette frreet
Tharp George, -iher plater, £9 north Gav street
Thayer Cl.arles, 28 Wilk street^/ p
Theatre Laltimore, Holliday nearKas^t street
Theker Vt'alter, painter. Second, neai Gay street
Thomas Jane Ann, boarding house, 2 Gi-anhy street — o t
Tliomas John, lumber merchant, dwelling corner of Duke

and Granby street — o t
Thomas Bai ton. pilot, 110 Ann street—/ p
Thomas Robert, pilot, 82 Happy alley--/ p
Thomas Thomas, mariner, Allisanna street—/ p
Thomas John, teller of the Bank of Baltimore, 21 Chat-
ham street
Thomas L^mbei-t, cabinet maker, 35 Bridge street — dwel-
ling High street— of
Thomas Luke, stationer, dwelling New Church street,

near St. Paul's lane
Thomas John "SV. merchant, dwelling south Eutaw near

Lombard street
T!;omas D. L. & Go's, sugar refinery. North, between High
and Green streets — o t. — store corner of Pratt ^and
Commerce streets
Thomas]). L. dwelling North strect-«-o t
'I'iioinas & Farrell, lumber merchants, M'Elderry's wharf
Thomas George, cordwainer, 16 Queen street — f p
Thomas & Partridge, merchants, 16 Light street wharf
Thomas William, captain of a Richmontl packet, Goodman,

near Montgomery street — -/ h
Thomas Benjamin, merchant tailor, G north Gay street
Thomas Joseph, turner, 48 north Frederick street, dwel=
ling 12 Lexington street

157

Thomas James, 4 Lexington street

TKomas Isaac, cooper, Green, neai Baltimore street — wp

Thomas John, paver, Cider ailev near Eutaw street — w p

Thomas Martha, wiUow, Vulcan alley

Thomas Daniel, paper hanger, Caroline, near Dulany

street — o t
Tliomas Sterling, chair maker, 17 Comet street — o t
Thomas Sarah, widow, corner of Green and Low st. — o t
Tliomas &. Caldcleugh, stationers, 144 Baltimore street
Thomas Luke, dwelling New Church street
Tliomas George & Tiiomasj hardware store, 196 Baltimore

street
Thomas Philip E. dwelling 196 Baltimore street
Thomas Gabriel, grocer, 9i Dugans wharf, dwelling 88 N.

Howard street
Thompson Nathaniel, ship chandler, 1 1 Thames st. — -f p
Thompson John, sea captain, 116 Wolfe street—/ p
Thompson Alexander, sea captain, 26 AUisanna St.— / p
Thompson Hugh, south Frederick, near Baltimore street —

dwelling 13 south Gay street
Thompson William, clock and watch maker, 4 Pratt st.

between Market space and Pratt street bridge
Thompson Alexander, carpenter, Eutaw street-— trp
Thompson John, grocer, corner of north Charles and Bar-
net streets
Thompson John, clerk, 61 Albemarle street— o t
Thompson Alexander, cordwainer. Sharp south of Lee st.
Tiiompson John, callico glazier, 32 North street
Thompson Alexander, carpenter. Bottle alley, near Eutaw

street
Thompson William, ship carpenter, 34 Lancaster st. — •/ p
Tiiompson William, bricklayer, 15 Union street — o t
Thompson Alexander, carpenter, Liberty, near Pitt st. — o t
Thompson Bernard, cooper, dwelling 44 south Charles st.
Thornton Seagood, waterman. Star alley, near Wilk

street — -f p
Thrift Richard, cooper, M'Clure's wharf
Thurlow John, marriner, 11 Lancaster street—/ jj
Tiernau Luke, merchant, 155 Baltimore street — dwellio'^

Sharp near German street

158

Tiernan M.& Co. merchants, 4 Sharp street
Til man Jabes, Lancaster near Ann street — -/ p
Tiiden Marnietluke, boarding house, 39 8outli street
Tilyard William & Jame-, painters, 6 north Charles st.
'lilyard Mary, uidow, 8 Saratoga street
-Tims Benjamin, ship carpenter, 81 Allisanna street — -f jj
Timon James, dry goods store, 55 north Howard St.— dwcjl-

ling corner of Madison and Howard streets
Tinges Charles, clock and watch maker, 9 Great Yoik

street — 0 t
Tinker Thomas, cooper, 13 Bridge street — o t
Tittle Jeremiah, tailor, 40 Green street — o t
Tittle Samuel do do do

Todd Samuel, ship carpenter, Happy alley— ^Z" p
Todd Eliza and Juliet, milliners, 88 N. Howard street
Todhunter Joseph, dry goods merchant, 199 Baltimore

street
Toepken Gerard, grocer, corner of Sharp and Pratt sts.
Tolle J. F. C. physician, 28 N. Frederick street
Tolme Colin, blacksmith, 62 South street — dwelling Tri-

polet's alley
Tomlins Ann, milliaer, 91 Baltimore street
Toner Edward, drayman, Aisquith street — o t
Tool John, sugar retiner, 51 Front street — o t
'I'ouson Madame, King George st. near Harford run — o t
Towers Eliza, widow, Tl Albemarle street — o t
Townsend Jonathan, ship carpenter, Starr alley — fp
Townsend Elizabeth, widow, 78 AVilk street— //j
Townsend Joseph, dwelling 18 Baltimore straet
Towson Obadiah AV. silversmith, East street — dwelling 17

Pitt street' — o t
Towson Thomas, stone cutter, New Church st. — dwelling

Mulberry street, near the college
Towson Joseph, merchant tailor, dwelling 92 Sharp street
Towson Philemon, Washington hotel, 4 N. Gay street
Toy Joseph, brush-maker, dwelling HoUiday street, near

Finn's baths
Toy Isaac N. clerk, 57 Front street — o t
Toy Rev. Joseph, 24 Union street — u t
Toy Joseph, jun. dwelling HoUiday. street, near M'Caus-

land's brewery

159

Tracj James, collector of city taxes, Bridge, near Forrest

street — o t
Travers Jane, widow, 3 Ann street— fp
Travers Susanna, teacher, 46 High street — o t
Travers William, mariner, 13 Market street—/^
Treaxler & Baker, coopers, 100 N. Howard street
Trechet Madame, Aisquith street — o t
Trillish George, painter, 148 Sharp street
Trimble John, merchant, 7 Spear's wharf — dwelling 8

Granbj street — o t
Trimble William, 8 Granby street — o t
Trimble John, merchant, dwelling 3 Granby street — o t
Trippe Edward, captain of a steam boat, 81 Harrison st.
Truclock Lydia, widow, dry goods store, 37 Baltimore st.
Trump Henry, carpenter, Lombard, near Eutaw street
Tucker William, corner of Bond & Shapkespeare sts.—fp
Tucker William, sea captain, 72 AUisanna street.— f p
Tuder Sulathiel, carter, Eutaw near Franklin street
Tull Mary, widow, 40 Queen etreet— / p
Tumbleley Elizabeth, widow, North near Union st. — o t
Tunnell Isaiah, ship carpenter, 10 AUisanna street—//)
Tupper Mrs. Mary, 78 Pitt street — o t
Turner Caleb, ship joiner, Starr alley, between Fleet and
Wilk streets—//;

Turner Alexander, 21 Potter street— o t

Turner Thomas, shop keeper, Gough street— /p

Turner Joseph, carpenter 90 Sharp street

Turner Joseph, jun. lumber merchant. Light st. wharf, head
of the biisin — dwelling 90 Sharp "street

Turner Tiomas, grocer, Pratt street, Bowley's wharf

Turner Joshua, grocer, 53 Bridge street — o t

Tustin Septiraus, coach-maker. East street

Tustin Samuel, coach-maker, Liberty near Pitt st. — o t

Tweedall James, steel reed maker (for weavers) 18 Cam-
den stieet

Twig Thomas cordwainer, Barre near Hanover street.

Tyson Isaac & William, flour merchants, Ellicott's wharf-
dwelling 34 Sharp street, between Lombard and Pratt
streets

Tyson and Clapp, merchants, 85 Bowley's wharf

160

near

Tyson Isaac, dwelling 52 Sharp street

Tyson Jesse, merchant, Eilicott's wharf

Tyson Elisha, 45 Sharp street

Tyson Nathan, merchant, 62 Hanover street

Tyson George, Ellicott's wharf— dwelling Lombard,

Sharp street
Tyson Jacob, merchant, dwelling 80 Sharp street
Tyler John, mariner, 65 Ann street— /p

u

Uche Monsieur, 37 S. Charles street

Uhler Erasmus, 47 Hanover street

Uhler George, currier, 11 Cheapside — dwelling 53 Hanover

street
Uhler Philip, saddler, 9 Cheapside — dwelling 27 Pratt

street — w p
Lliler Nicholas, potter, Whiskey alley near Eutaw st.—w p
Uhler Andrew, butcher, corner of S. Howard street and

Brandy alley
Underwood John, hatter, 15 Bank street
Union Bank of Maryland, corner of Charles and Chatham

streets
Union Manufacturing Company, warehouse 152 Baltimore

street
Urie Jeremiah, blacksmith, Patterson street
Urie James, block and pump maker, corner of Pratt and

Patterson streets
Upperman Louis, innkeeper, 11 Market space
Usher Rachel, widow, Eutaw near Lombard street

Y

Valleau Henry, coach maker, 6l Saratoga street
Vallette Charles, wine and liquor store, 64 Baltimore

street
Valliant Thomas, cordwainer, Dulany street, near Colum-
bia gardens — o t

ICl

VaUiant John, cord walner, 104 Green street^-o t
Valiant George, grocer, S. Howard, between Liberty and

Pratt street
Van Beuren James, piano forte maker, corner of Bath and

Holliday streets

Van Beuren , fancy store, 10 South Calvert street

Vanbaum William, plane maker, King George street, near

the new bridge— o t
Vanderford Henry, grocer, County wharf—//)
Vanhorn Fielding, carver 57 Albemarle street — o t
Vanmeibeke Francis, dwelling King George street, oppo-
site the circus — o t
Vansant William, book binder, 93 Harford street — o t
Vansant Cornelius, cordwainer, Harford street — o t
Vansant John, grocer, Eutaw, opposite the head of Barre

street — w p
Vance John & Thomas, booksellers and stationers, 178

Baltimore street
Vance William, plane maker, 8 North Charles street —

dwelling New Church, near Charles street
Vance W^illiam &Co. merchants, corner of Frederick and

Pratt streets
Vance WilHam, auctioneer, dwelling Aisquith street— o t
Vaughan Gerrge, Mulberry street, near the college — wp
Vaughan Charles, merchant, 4 M'Elderry's wharf— dwel-
ling 71 Granby street — o t
Veazy James, measurer, 21 Pitt street — fp
Vesey Edward, sea captain, 16 Thames street — fp
Veyrier, tin manufacturer, 32 Bond st-eet— /p
Victor Lvyuis De St. confectioner, 42 Green street — o t
Victory Daniel, innkeeper, 16 Market street — -f p
Vickers Joel, merchant, 26 Cheapside, dwelling 92 Granby

street— 0 t
Villanet Joseph, tin plate worker, 71 N. Howard street
Vincent Samuel, office back of 1 Light street — -dwelling

Front street — o t
A^inckler Jolin, tailor and clothier, corner of Pratt street

and Dugan's wharf
Virnham Edward, mariner, 83 Bond street— ;/*»
Vize VVilliam, tobacconist, Barre between ""Hanover and

Sharp streets

162

Von Kapft'& Brune, merchants, 22 Commerce street
Von Kapff B. I. merchant, dwelling S. Charles street
Volunbrun Madame, cigar manufactory, 35 Harrison st.

w

Wabler Nathaniel, blacksmith, Lancaster street — -fp
Waddell George, manufacturer of cotton goods and giocer,

corner of Bath and Holliday streets
Wadlow John, saddler, 122 High street — o t
Waesche Frederick, merchant, 170 Baltimore street, dwel-
ling Chatham street
Wagner Valentine, carter, Larevv's alley
Wauiner George, blockmaker, 46 Philpot street — fp
Wagner Cornelius, mariner, 37 Happj alley — J j)
Waite G. & R. lottery and exchange office, corner of Bal-
timore street and St. Paul's lane
Waites Richard, cordwainer, Liberty street — o t
Wait William \V\ inspector of beef and pork, dwelling

Aisquith street near M'Elderry street— -o t
Wait James P. cooper, dwelling do do
Wall'ord John, mariner, 57 Ann street — -f p
Walker Catherine, widow, 75 Frencli street — o t
Walker Peter, labourer, 5 Pearl street (meadow)
Walker Thomos B. piano forte maker, 3 East street
Walker Benjamin, grocer, 56 Light street
Walker Charles, tailor, corner of S. Calvert and Water sts.
Walker William sailmaker, dwelling back of 46 Light st.
Walker Thomas, 87 North Howard street
Walker Alexander, Baltimore near Paca street — w p
Walker Thomas, innkeeper, 61 Saratoga street
Walker Matthew, plou^li tj^eagle tavern, 108 N. Howard st.
Walker Sarah, umbrella ntaker, 193 Baltimore street.
Walker Samuel P. wholesale dry goods store, 98 Balti-
more street
Walker William, turner in general, Little York near Gran-

by street — o t
Wall Michael, grocer, 29 Lexington street
Wall Jacob, carpenter, 18 do.

AVaJU George, 16 do.

163

Wall Rebecca, grocer, corner «f Wilk street and Happy

alley—/ p
Wall John, commission merchant, dwelling Holliday street,

opposite M'Causland's brewery
Wallace Joseph, merchant, 78 Howard, corner of Sarato-
ga street
Wallace Miss Sarah, 55 Albemarle street— o t

Wallace, Mrs , \\ido\\, Lee, neai- Charles street

V/allace Ruth, widow, N. Eutaw near Lexington street
Wallace Thomas, hair dresser, 9 Market street—/ p
Wallace & Jarrett, dry goods and grocery store, 114 High

street— 0 t
Wallace Marv, widow. 10 Fleet street— /i*
Wallace William, car) enter, Uiiion street — ot
Wallis John, Jr. merchant, 68 Boulev's wharf
Wallis William, carpenter, Aisquith street— o t
Walls William W. physician, Chatham"street
Walls Samuel, mariner, 38 Lanca -ter street— /;»
Walsh Robert, New Church street, between St. Paul's

lane and Calvert street
Walsh Jacob, Jr. 71 Smith'* wharf, dwelling 40 Albe-
marle street— 0 t
Walsh John, lumber merchant, M'CIure's wharf, dwelling

Mulberry street, i>ear the college
Walston Peter, bootnalver, Eutaw, near Conway street
Walter William, tobacoand sega- maaufact^jry, 16 Mar-
ket space, dwelling S. Hu.vaid street
Walter Jacob, watch maker, 60 N. lioward street
Walter John, stone cutter, 53 .Sarata<ia street
"Walter J. A. carpenter. Pearl, nea-' i3a!ti '^ore s\,-'-io f
Waiter Philip, meicha-^ 71 -Vatt »t' ert---
Walters Benjamin, cordwai <e;', 19 iJ:idge street-— of
W;iltha:n John, comb sii i^^er. 146 .>;iai-;f street
Wultham Mary, widow, 89 F'ef-: .-treet--/ p
Wampler J. L. s jrveyor, oflice nl ?n. Lib*' tv street, dwel-

lin; Lexington st ee^, 5 dcsO'- from L;:>ert-. streer
Wanaliig J.».ia,grocer,c rier of G-j^^duian ^' Hi' ,sts.-//t
Wanderi^r, a Litera ;V M-i^a^in-^, priiited and . 'ibli .3d
(v.e.iklv) by R. T. Alaxhett, at §4 per aanum— office
coiner yf S. Gay aad Water streets
^02

164

Wane Ralph, butcher, Caroline, near Gough street--^';)
Wane John Sf Co. printers, office Water, 1 door from South

street
Wane John, dwelling King George street — o t
Waner Susan, widow, 11 Comet street — ot
Ward Patrick, 44 Green street— o t

Ward S. attorney and counsellor at law, 27 S. Gay street
Ward William, sail maker, 77 Apple alley— /p
Ward Perry, sailmaker, 36 Ann street—/ p
Ward Thomas, cordwainer, Forrest street, near the hay

scales — o t
Ward James, carpenter, Conway, near Sharp street
Ward James, cabinet maker, Caroline, near Dulany street
Ward James, teacher, S. Hovvaid, near Camden street
Warden, Catharine, widow. Bank, near Light street
Warfied, George F. merchant, 247 Baltimore street
Warfield Bazil H. sugar refiner, corner of Pearl street &

Park lane— w /J
Wai-field ^ Pogue, dry goods merchants, 183 Baltimore

street /
Warfield Charles, dry goods merchant, 171 J Baltimore

street, dwelling 70 N. Liberty street
Wark Aaron, tailor, North, near Union street — o t
Wark, Andrew, grocer, 37 Bridge street — o t
Warner William, printer and bookseller, 37 Baltimore;

corner of S. Gay street, dwelfiRg44 N. Gay street
Warner Andrew E. silversmith, 5 N. Gay street
Warner Thomas, silversmith and city assay er, East street,

between N. Gay and HoUiday sts.
Warner Alfred L. druggist, 14 Pratt street
Warner Ann, 113 Green street — n t
Warner Coosden, wheelwright, Korth, near Bridge st.ot
Warner George, Washington street — w p
Warner Michael, ^ do. do.

Warmagin, Jeremiah, blacksmith, Stillhouse street — o t
Warnkee Henry, grocer, corner of AUisanna and Wash-
ington streets — w p
Washing: ton Lawrence, porter in the custom house, dwel-
ling 38 Granby street — n t
Washington Museum of wax figures and paintings, 48
Market space

165

VVason Thomas, ship carpenter, Fountain street—/ f

Waterhouse Ann, widow, 70 Hanover street

Waters Edwin, merchant, 51 County wharf, S. Calvert

street
Waters Hezekiah, 33 Pitt street—/ p
Waters Michael, carpenter, 151 Lee street
Waters Joseph, coi dwainer, Smith street near Apple al-
ley— / p
Waters Stephen, carpenter, Eutaw, near Saratoga street
Waters Peter, grocer, dwelling, 14 Albemarle street — o t
Waters Zebu Ion, Saratoga near North street
Waters & Robertson, merchants, 12 County wharf
Waters Joseph G. dwelling 65 Sharp street
W^aters Peter, merchant, 14 Albemarle street — o t
W^aterson Jane, widow, 60 Hanover street
Waters R. merchant, 89 Smith's wharf
Waters Walter, hatter, 41 Bridge street — o t
Waters Joseph, cordwainer, 82 Green street — o t
Waters Ann, widow. Bond street, near Columbia garden
Watkins Tobias, physician, 17 Conewago street
Watkins James, sea captain, Wolfe street — / p
W^atkins Thomas, merchant tailor, corner of Baltimore

and Liberty streets, dwelling S. Liberty street
Watkins Archibald W. cordwainer, 57 S. Charles street
Watson Henry, painter, 42 Light street
W^atson Margaret, grocer. Light street wharf
Watson Elijah, clerk. Waggon alley, near Howaid street
Watson Robert, lumber merchant, dwelling New Church

street, near the court house
Watts Joseph, grocer, 85 M'Elderry's wharf
Watts Joseph, sea captain, Wolfe street—/ p
Watts Dickson, hatter, 95 High street — o t
Watts Edward, Happy alley—/ p
Weary William, boat builder, 69 George street — / p
Weary John, boat builder, George street — / p
Weary Peter, measurer of wood, 5 Pitt street — / p
Weatherby Elisha, cooper, Thames, near Bond street — -f p
Weafer James, grocer, 55 Wilk street—/ p
Weaver Barnet, grocer, corner of Bank street and Happy
alley-;/' p

166

Wearer Lewis, blacksmith, High street— o t

Weaver Daniel, grocer, corner of Green and FrankliD

streets — w p
Weaver John, cordwainer, Lombard, near S. Howard st.
Weaver Casper, painter and glazier, Paca, near Franklin

street — w p
Weaver Mary, dry goods store, 59 Fells street—/ p
Weaver John, painter and glazier, 75 Hanover street
Webber George, carter, 80 Happy alley—/ p
Webb James, goldsmith, 13 Chatham street
Webb Mary, widow, 64 Front street — o t
Webb Henry, labourer, 93 Saratoga street
Webb Abner, merchant, 251 Baltimore street
W'ebb W^illiam, hair dresser, 28 Fayette street
Webster &. Bare, merchants, 15 Light street wharf
Webster William W. merchant, dwelling York street
Webster Dorothy, widow, 98 Sliarp street
Webster Sarah, widow, 66 Lombard street
W-ebster Elizabeth, Frederick, near Gay street
Webster Joseph, saddler and harness maker, 52 Bridgr

street— 0 t
Webster Hazle, carpenter, 48 S. Howard street
Wedge Simon, goldsmith and jeweller, lf»0 Baltimore st.
Weekly Register, office 29 S. Calvert street
Weeks Benjamin, sea captain, King George street — o t
Weeks Mary, Tripolet's alley

Weems Charles, sea captain, Wilk, near Market st — -fp
Weems George, sea captain, 47 Phil pot street— /j»
Wcise Augustus, confectioner, 78^ Baltimore street
Weise Felix, grocer, 66 N. Gay, corner of Harrison street
Welch Jacob, boot and shoe maker, 103 B«nd street—//*
Welch Elizabeth, widow, New Church st. near St. Paul's

lane
Weld(*n Ebenezer, pilot. 57 Alisanna street— /p
Welftird R. y. hardware merchant, 137 Baltimore street
Wellmore Robert, Cider alley, between S. Howard and S.

F^utaw streets
Weliiiore William, dry goods merchant, 240 Baltimore

street
Wells Margaret, widow, 25 S. Charles street

167

W^lls Tliomas, W. merchant, 8 W. Pratt street

Wells Mary, widow, Dutch alley

Wells Rev. Joshua, next door to the methodist church,

Wilk street— /2>
Wells Peter, ship carpenter, 24 E. Alisanua street—/ p
Welshlager, Jacob, grocer, corner of Wilk and Eden

streets — •fp
Welsh Jacob, merchant, 71 Smith's wharf, dwelling 40

Albemarle street — o t
Welsh John, lumber merchant, dwelling Mulberry street

near Baltimore College
Welsh Peregrine, clerk, Jones street — o t
Welsh Adam, dealer in leather and hides, corner of Paca

and Lexington streets
Welsh INIichael, labourer, 19 Saratoga street
Welsh Henry, cordwainer 89 Waggon alley
Welsh James, blacksmith, Lancaster street — -fp
Welsh James, nailor and rivet maker, Lancaster near Ann

street— ;f;;
Welshoffer Henry, carpenter, Mulberry street — w p
W^endel Michael, brush maker, 1 6 S. Iliberty street
Wertz Jacob, tin manufacturer, dwelling 34 North street

—St

West Mary, widow, 208 Bond street— fp

West William, ship carpenter, Wolfe, near Bank street

-fp
West Thomas, cabinet maker, W. Wilk near Granby

street — o t
West Richard, copper refiner. Straight lane— o t
West Maria Louisa, widow, 15 S. Gay street
West Nicholas, inn keeper, 65 Albemarle street — o t
West William, block and pump maker, 75 Pratt street,

dwelling Little York street— o t
West Benjamin, carter. Bridge, near East street — o t
West Samuel, stage driver. Bank, near Light street
West Job, sea captain, 32 Gough street — fp
West John, tailor and clothier, 54 Cumberland row
West Nicholas, 4 Bond street—/^
West William, grocer, 120 Hi^h street — o t
West Sarah, widow 16 Green street o t

168

Western Precincts Commissioners office. Mulberry, near

Eutaw street— ?tJ p
WestwoodJ. g;rocer, corner ofBiidne <§• Union sts. — ot
Wetherall AVllliam, dwelling 1 16 Sharp street
Wethered Levin, dry goods merchant,! j7 Baltimore street
Weyer Michael, druggist, 40 Baltimore street
"VVhalen Jonathan, carter, 63 Eutaw street
Whalen Mary, widow, Duke street — o t
Whalen George, constable, 65 Petticoat alley— /jj -
Whane Jersey, widow, Argyle alley—/ p
Wheeler Augustus, waterman, 62 Harrison street
AVheeler George, East, near Calvert street
Wheeler John, dwelling High street — o t
Wheeler Thomas, carpenter, 108 French street — o t
Wheeler George, grocer, corner of N. Calvert and Bath

streets — (meadow)
Wbeeler Leonard, carpenter, 27 Saratoga street
Wheeler Isaac, carpenter, Duke street — o t
Wheeler Ann, widow, Eden street — -fp
Wheeler Mary, widow. Fleet, near Ann st — -fp
Whelan Thomas, grocer, dwelling 33 N. Charles street
Whelan Sarah, widow, 22 Chatham street
Whitaker Thomas, carpenter, near French street — o i
Whitaker Isaac, farmer, Chamberlain's alley
White Benjamin, ship carppnter, 7 George street — f p
White Joseph, boatbuilder. Coffee house wharf—/ p
White William, 100 Bond street—/ p
White George, cooper, 46 Fayette street
White Julian, widow, 1 Allisanna street — / p
White Thomas, sea captain, 85 Fleet street/ p
White John M. sea captain, 51 Allisanna street—/ p
White Jehu, Petticoat alley—/ p
White Jane, widow, 62 W. Pratt street
Wiiite Nicholas, cooper, 94 S. Charles street
Wliite Stephen, sea captain, 115 Camden street
White Jaines, cordwainer, Argyle Alley--/ p
AVliite Peter L. cabinet maker,'62 W. Pratt street
Wliite Abraham, grocer, dwelling French street— o t
White A. & Son, grocers, 67 N. Gay street, near Grif-
fiths bridge

169

White & Brand, grocers, 69 N. Gay street
Wliite Jacob, grocer, dwelling Holliday street
White C. P. gin distillery, S. end of Holliday street
White J. C. -& Sons, merchants, East, near Holliday

street
White John C. physician, corner of East and Holliday

streets
White Hannah, widow, Pitt street extended, near Ham-
stead Hill
White Margaret, widow, Queen street—/ p
Wliite William, wheelwright, Exeter street — o t
White Jonah, ladies shoemaker, 2J N. Howard street
White & Sewall, dry goods merchants, 234 Baltimore

street
White Gideon, dwelling do. do.

White George, grocer, corner of Wilk & Caroline streets
...fp

White Benjamin, mariner, 92 Bond street—/ p

Whiteford David, 31 German street

Whiteford David, constable, 171 High street— o t

White Margaret, widow. Queen street — o t

White Thomas, blacksmith, Duke street, near the falls

o t
White Thomas, ship carpenter, 75 Fleet street-/ p
White Joseph P. sea captain, 21 Lancaster street— / o
Whitelock John, plaisterer &. stoker, Bath st. near the falls
W'.iitelock Charles, plaisterer, 18 North street
Whitney Simon, painter & glazier. Bank street
Whitsou David, blacksmith, 8. Eutaw neas Lee street
Whittemore, John, printer, dwelling Granb^-- street---o t
Wichelhousen F, 0. mercha-it, 56 Frederick street
Wickersha:p. W Uan^. ;.rocer, corner of Bank street and

Petticoat alley— / 2?
Wier Margaret, groce. , 78 Pratt street

^•'^'1 B?'°^'' T '"''^ "•''' '''^^' 2" ^"^^ F'-ederick street
Wight Wiiliarn J. luni.c- merc^-aut. Light street wharf,

(hvelhng S. Cuarles, near P.att street
Wi-htman William, grocer, 49 Bridge street-o t
Wiley Wilhawi, tailo.-, 57 Market street— /p
Wiley Ellen, widow, 69 Liberty street— of

170

Wiley Ann, wldo^v, Caroline street—/;;

Wiley Catharine, feed store, Baltimore, near Paca street

— IV p

Wiley Jonathan, mariner, Philpot street--/ p

Wilhelm John, inn keeper, corner of Forrest and North

streets, at the hay scales— o t
Wilkerson, William, tailor, 82Wilk street— f p
Wilkins John, dry goods store, 211 Baltimore street,

dwelling Light street
Wilkiiib William & Joseph, dry goods merchants, 165

Baltimore street, dwelling 24 Light street
Willard Julius, painter, Goodman, near Montgomery

streets
Willey Henry, baker, Dulany street — ot
Willing Josiali, carpenter. Temple alley, near Great

York street
Williams Jonathan, carpenter, 22 Lexington street
Williams Elizabeth, widow. Whiskey alley, near Howard
street "-

Williams Baruch, tea merchant and grocer, 85 Baltimore,

cor»er of South street, dwelling 28 Chatham street
Willianjs Nathaniel, attorney at law, 18 New Church

street
Williams James, dyer, 19 south Charles street
Williams Nathaniel F. merchant, 14 Bowley's wharf,

dwelling 62 north Charles street
Williams Amos A. merchant, 8 Bowley's wharf, dwelling

north Calvert, near Washington square
Williams George, 3 Bowley's wharf
Williams Joseph, cordwainer, 77 Bridge street — o t
Williams Thomas, shoe stji e, 67 Baltimore street
Williams William M. ship master, 1 N. Ga^ street
Williams James, merchant, 43 S. Gay street, dwelling

Great York street— -o t
Williams John, cabinet maker, 68 South street, dwelling

.33 South street
Williams Jacob, chair maker, Pratt st. near Market space
Wiil;ain.s C.anberland, merchant, 10 Bonley's wharf
Wiliiaias Mrs. boarding house, 1G8 Baltimore stieet
Williams Charles, drayman, lloss street— «' p

171

Williams Lewis, grocer, King Tammany, near Liber tj

street
Williams John, mariner, 122 Bond street—/ p
Williams Sally, widow, N. Charles, near Pleasant street
Williams John, whitesmith, SI Light street
Williams John, cordwaiiier, 28 High street— o t
Williams Mrs. Sarah, fancy dry goods store, 1 N. Gay

street
Williams George, 54 Green street— o t
Williams Richard, sea captain, 37 Fleet street—/ p
Williams Mrs. Green, near Bridge street-~o t
Williams John, mariner, 7S Wolfe street—/ p
Williams Samuel, merchant, 67 M^Elderry's wharf, dwel-
ling 67 Granby street—-© t
Williams Mrs. midwife, &c. 37 north Howard street
Williams John, dry goods store, 37 north Howard street
Williams Abraham R. paper hanyer, North, corner of

Lexington street
Williameay John G. carpenter, S. Chai-les, near Pratt st.
Williamson John, carpenter, vSalisbury street — o t
AVilliamson Perry, shot manufacturer, dwelling Short

alley— 10 p
Williamson George, druggist, 117 Baltimore street
Wills Francis M. dwelling 17 south Charles street
Willis I oshua, shipwright, Joseph Byas's wharf— / 2? dwel-
ling 60 Market street-—/ p
Willis Cornelius ship carpenter, Ann street/ p
Willis George, ship carpenter, 60 Market street—/ p
Willis William, grocery, 69 M'Elderry's wharf
Willet John, 15 Union street — 0 t

Will'jughby Charles, currier, dwelling Potter street— «o t
Wilmer George, plaisterer, Liberty street— 0 t
Wilmer Benjamin, teacher, 5 Fleet street—/ p
Wihner Margaret, widow, 77 N. Liberty street .
Wilmer & Palmer, merchants, 5 Bowley's wharf ' '," .
Wilmer John W. merchant, dwelling 115 Hanov^i^ street
Wilson Wilson, cordwainer, Aisquith street — 0 t V
Wilson William, jun. dwelling Hanover street
Wilson Thomas, merchant, New Church street, near St.
Paul's lane

172

Wilson John, grocer, 6 Baltimore street
Wilson Joseph, tailor, Green, near French street — o t
Wilson James, merchant, dwelling Ilolliday street
Wilson Gerard, merchant, 50 S. Frederick street
Wilson Hosea & Co. silversmiths, 94 Baltimore street
Wilson Thomas, merchant, dwelling New Church street,

near St. Paul's lane
Wilson John, merchant, dwelling? S. Eutaw street
Wilson Miss Sarah, milliner, Pratt street, near Market

space
Wilson John, plaisterer, 83 Hanover street
Wilson Ann Maria, widow 55 Fleet street — -f p
Wilson William, jun. merchant, dwelling 14 Hanover st.
Wilson Samuel, cordwainer, French, near Green sts.— o t
Wilson Nixon, currier, 34 S. Calvert street, dwelling 19

Pratt street
Wilson George C. grocer, 47 Pitt street — o t
Wilson William, carpenter, Goodman, near Charles street
Wilson Robert, grocer, 45 Bridge street — o t
Wilson William & Sons, merchants, 105 Baltimore street
Wilson Robert, millwright. Pearl, near Bath street (mea-
dow)
Wilson Jolin H. grocer, 115 N. Howard street
Wilson Elizabeth, weaver, 7 Pitt street— / j»
Wilson James, justice of the peace, 23 Bridge street — o t
Wilson John 8c Samuel, lumber merchants, office adjoining

county whaif— / p
Wilson David, sea captain. Straight lane — o t
Wilson Hannah, widow, 22 Saratoga, near North &i.~-ic p
Wilson Catharine, widow, 11 High street — o t
Wilson John, lumber merchant, dwelling 47 Market st—fp
Wilson John, ship carpenter, Happy alley—/ p
Wilson Richard, accountant, 52 Gough street—/ p
^Vilson George, mariner, Wilk street—/ p
Wilson George, ship joiner, 221 Ann street—/;?
Wils/^n Joseph, cabinet maker, 15 Albemarle street — o t
Wilson Benjamin, merchant, 7 Market street — dwelling 11

Shakspeare street — / p
Wilson Robert, millwright, corner of Market and Allisan-
na streets—/ p

173

Wilson John, carpenter, 47 Market street—/ p
Wilson Heiii-y, rigger, 25 Lancaster street—-/ p
Wilson Rebecca, "widow, 86 Bond street—/ p
Wilson David, iron merchant, 16 M-Elderrj's wharf, dwel-
ling Front street — o t
Wilson & MuUikin, dry goods merchants, 169 Baltimore

street
Wilscjn William, jun. dwelling Hanover street
Wihnot Joiin, merchant, M'Clure's w'harf
Wihnot George, dry goods merchant, 245 Baltimore st.
Wimell George, plaisterer, Liberty street — o t
Wincliester James F. baker, 59 South street
Wiacheil William, merchant, 121 N. Howard street
Winchester & Robinson, Maryland lottery office, 39 South,

corner of Water street
Winchester Jacob, carpenter. 51 Albemarle street — o t
Winchester George, attorney at law, New Church street,

near St. Paul's lane
Winchester Sarah, widow, 12 N. Charles street
Winfield John, 68 S. Charles street
Wingate George, watch and clock maker, 37 S. Calvert

street
W^ingate Ann, widow. Fleet near Washington street— /"p
Wiiiand Jacob, merchant tailor, 7 S. Calvert street
Winslow John, blacksmith, 7 Fleet street — / p
Wineman John, cordwainer. Forest, near Bridije st. — o t
Winstanley ^X'illiam H. dry goods store, 21 Baltimore st.
Wintkle Mrs. Elizabeth, union hotel, HoUiday street, next

door north of the Baltimore theatre
Winter Henry, blacks.nith, corner of Eutaw and Saratoga

streetS"-tt' p
Winwood Thomas, jun. grocer, 13 N. Liberty street
Wirgman Peter, merchant, dwelling Washington square
Wirgman Charles &, Peter, merciiants, 53 S. Gay street
Wi-.e John, cordwaiiie.-, French street— o t
Wisebach Martin, distiller. North, near Bridge street— o t
Witts Catharine, widow, 67 Camden street
Woelper George, batcher, 40 Goorge street—/ p
Woolf Jacob, baker, corner of Biidge and East sts.— o t
Wulli' John G. physician, 19 Fayette street

174

WoW Jacob, bricklayer, S. Howard, near Conway street
Woll" Diedrick, carpenter, corner of Conway and How-
ard (streets
Wolvcrton John, weaver, M'Elderry's lane, near Aisquith

street-— w t
Wolfers Abraham, cutler, Fish market
Wood John, auctioneer, ciu'ner of Lenimon and East sts.
Wood Rebecca, widow, 54 Fleet street---/ p
Wood Henry Hour mercliant, dwellinji; 55 IS. Liberty st.
"NN'oodrutf Ichabod, blacksmith, 31 High street-"0<
Woodward Thoma,?, cotton d^'er, 67 S. Frederick street
Woods Caufil, grocer, 7" Bridge street— o t
Woods Jephtha, carpenter, dwellinj:; North street— o t
Woods \Niliiam, Jun. grocer, 33 I3ridge street, dwelling

High street— o t *

W^oods Sarah, widow, Dulany street, near Columbia gar-

dens-"0 t
Woods John, grocer, 24 Conewago street
Woods "NMIiiam <y Son, grocers, 31 Baltimore street
Woods 'N\'iliiam, grocer, dwelling Pratt near 8. Charles st.
Woodward Abraham, livery stable, 44 N. Liberty street,

dwelling 12 North street
Woodwortii Susannah, grocer, S. Eutavr, nfear Camden st.
Woodyear Edward G. attorney at law, office 9 Cliatham

street, dwelling 79 High street — o t
■Woollen Robison, cooper, 56 South street, dwelling 19

Green street--oii
■VVoollen James, cooper, Mulberry, near North street — w p
Woolfe Henry, rigger, Argyle alley—/ p
Worken Mary, widow, 41 Fayette street
Working Henry, drover, 71 Saratoga street
Workinger Jacob, black smith, Lombard near S. Liberty st.
Workinger Jacob, grocer, corner of S. Liberty and Lom-
bard streets
AVorley Joseph, innkeeper, 7 N. Howard street—/ p
Worrell Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, 14 S. Howard street
"Worrell Thomas, blacksmith, 4 E. Allisanna st.— /p
"Worrell Edward Hanson, physician, office 19 Chatham st.
"Worrell Margaret, widow, Holliday street opposite the
union hotel

175

Worthington Henry, harness maker, 25 Bridge street — o t
Wortliington Charles, merchant, dwelling N. Charles near

Franklin street— ic p
Worthington Abraham, N. Charles, near Pleasant st.-tt'p
Worthington John G. dry goods merchaiit, 197^ Baltimore

street
Worthington Nicholas, merchant, 83 N. Howard street
Woulds Alice, schoolmistress, 9-iN. Howard street
Wray John, innkeeper, 28 Baltimore street
Wright Sf Byrnes, merchants, 11 Spear's wharf
Wright Thomas II. phyt^iician, 26 S. Charles street
Wright Abraham, cordwaiuer, Franklin street — w p
Wright Joseph, cordvvainer, Frar.klin stieet— ft- p
Wriiiht John, teacher, corner of Fleet and Ann sts.—fp
Wright Malcolm, tin plate worker, 1 N. Calvert street
Wulft" John Henry, saddle and harness maker, 11 S. Hom^-

ard street
Wyant Peter, hack owner, 30 Hanover street
Wyant Rev. W. K. parsonage, Great York street
AVynn Margai'et, v.idow, 44 S. CJharles street
Wyvill M. merchant tailor, 124 Baltimore street

Yager Joseph, dwelling 20 North street
Yandell Elizabeth, Washington mead house, Ann st.—.fp
Yates & Harrison, merchants, 2, 3 & 4 O'Donnel's wharf
Yates Thomas, merchant, dwelling corner of Albemarle

and Duke streets — o t
Yates John, bricklayer, corner of Wilk and Exeter sts.— o t
Yates Mary, dry goods store, 5 Great York street — o t
Yates Ann, milliner, High street — o t
Yearley Alexander, clerk, Green, near Saratoga street
Yeizer John, merchant, dv/elling HoUiday street, near

Finn's baths
Yeizer Catharine, widow, 23 N. Frederick street
Yerkes David, measurer of v.'ood. Straight lane — o t
Yermauo Boyal, dwelling 113 Hanover stxeet

176

Younk ^^■ilIialn, carpenter, corner of Charles and Conway

streets
Younker Francis, chair maker, 4 Baltimore street — duel-
ling 70 Pitt street — o t
Young Joseph, Lombard st. near the Quaker meeting Ixouse
Young Sophia Rosanna, midwife, 103 Camden street
Voung Samuel, conveyancer, 53 W. Pratt street
I'oung Miss Ann, 2 North Calvert street
Young Samuel A. shipwright, Argyle alley—/ /j
Young Peter, mariner, 40 Lancaster street—//?
Young Nicholas, cordwainer, 15 Saratoga street
Young John, carpenter, 10 High street— o t
Young John S. wrought nail manufacturer, King Georg^e

street— o t
Young John, mariner, 62 Fleet street— / p
Young Thomas, mariner, Apple alley— /p
Young Thomas, dwelling Union street— o t
Young William, merchant, 18 Second street— dwelling 76

Sliarp street
Young Jacob, tailor, 47 S. Liberty street
Young Hugh, wholesale dry goods merchant, 5 Sharp st.—

dwelling 4 Conewago street
Young John C. Eutaw street, near the new market
Young James, waterman, Eden, near Gough utrcet—f p
Young AVilliam J. mariner, Caroline near Bank st.— / p
Younger James, superintendant of chimney sweeps^ Good-
man near Montgomery street—//*

z

Zacharie Peter, dwelling 17 S. Charles street
Zane Joseph, cooper, 38 Pitt street—//?
Zane Daniel, cooper, 6 M'Elderry's \\liarf
Zigler George, cordwainer, Smith street— /p
Zigler John L. butcher, S. Howard near Conway street
Zody John, grocer, corner of Howard and Barre street
Zody Casper, white lead manufacturer, Conway street, be-
tween Charles and Light streets
Zollers ( hailes H. physician, 56 N. Frederick streets
Zorns Christian plabtercr, 90 Green street-.-o t

INDEX TO THE REGISTER.

Members of Congress, 1

Judiciary, ... ....... 5

Department of the Federal Gmernment, ... 8

Territorial Ciovemment, .10

District Land Offices, 11

I'atent office, 12

Diplomatic Department, 13

Ministcis, &c. of foreign powers, resident in the U. St*tes 15
Coins of the United States, ...... 18

Post Office Establishment, ib.

Baltimore Mail Establishment, . . . . . 21

Stages and Packets, 24

Bank Discount Days, . 25

Abstract of the Principal Duties, ib.

NaN-y of the United States, 29

Officersof the United States' Xavy, . . .32

Marine Corps, ........ 35

Army of the United States, 37

Courts in Maryland, 49

Pennsylvania, 50

Virginia, ........ 53

Calendar for 1816, 56

' Table of the population of the United States, 58 •

Advertisements, 59

REGISTER.

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Jam£s Madison, President, salary 25,000 dollars.
James Gaillard, Vice-President, salary 5,000 dollars.

LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE XIV CONGRESS.

SENATE.

»/Ve IV -Hampshire .
Jeremiah Mason,
Thomas W. Thompson.

Massachusetts.
Joseph B. Varnum,
Christopher Gore.

Rhode -Island.
William Hunter,
Jeremiah B. HoAvell.

Connecticut.
David Daggett,
Samuel W. Dana.

Vermont.
Dudley Chase,
Isaac Tichenor.

JSTeic-Fork.
Rufus King,
Nathan San ford.
A

J\*ew-Jersey.
John Condit,
VS'ilson.

Pennsylvania.
Abner Lacock,
Jonathan Roberts.

Delaicare.
Outerbridge Horsey,
William H. Wells.

Maryland.
Robert H. Goldsborough,

( One vacant.)

Virginia.
William B. Giles,
James Barbour.

JSTorth-Carolina.
James Turner,
Locke,

Sioutli-Carolina.
John Gail lard,
John Tavlor.

Georgia.
William W. Bibb,
Charles Tait.

fCentuckif.
William T. Barry,
Isham Talbot.

Tennessee.
Jesse "Wharton,
(One vacant. J

Ohio.
Jeremiah Morrow,
Ruggles.

Louisiana.
James Brown,
Elejnus Fromentin.

Charles Cutts, (late senator from New-Hampshire) Sec-
retary,
Samuel Turner, chief Clerk in the office,
John G. M'Donald and Lew is H. Machen, Clerks.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Hew -Hampshire.
Charles H, Atherton,
Bradbury Cilley,
AVilliani Hale,
Roger Vose,
Daniel Webster,
Jeduthuu Wilcox.

.^fassachusetts.
William Baylies,
George Bradbury,
Elijah Brigham,

Conner,

John W. Hulbert,
Cyrus King,
Elijah H. Mills,
Albion K. Parris,
Timothy Pickering,
John Reed,

Rice,

Nathaniel Ruggles,
Steeu-ns,

Solonion Strong,
Samuel Taj^art,.
Artemas "\\ ard,
Laban Wheaton.

White,

(Two unknown.)

Rhode -Islan4.
John L. Boss,
j James B. Mason,

I Connecticut.

i Epapliroditus Champion.
John Davenport,
Lyman Law,
Jonathan 0. Moseley,
Timothy Pitkin,
Lewes B. Sturges,
Benjamin Tallmadge.

Vermont.
Daniel Chapman,

Luther Jevott,
Chaney Langdon,
Asa Lyon,
Charles Marsh,
John Noyes.

JSTew-York.
John Adams,
Samuel R. Betts,
James Birdsall,
Victory Birdseye,
Micah Brooks,
Daniel Cady,
Oliver C. Comstock,
Henry Crocheron,
Thomas R. Gold,
Thomas P. Grosvenor,
Jabez D. Hammond,
William Irv-ing,
Moss Kent,
John Lovett,
Hosea Moffitt,
Peter B. Porter,
John Sage,
Abraham H. Schenck,
William S. Smith,
John W. Taylor,
Enos T. Throop,
George Towsend,
Jo'natnan Ward,
Peter H. Wendover,
Johh B. Yeats,
{ Two unknown. J

JSTew- Jersey.
Ephraim Barker,
Ezra Barber, (doubtful.)
Benjamin Bennet,
Lewis Condict,
Henry Southar45

Thomas Ward.

Pennsylvania.
William Crawford,
William Darlington,
Amos EUmaker,
William Findley,
Hugh Glasgow,
Isaac Griffin,
John Hann,
Joseph Heister,
Joseph Hopkinson,
Samuel D. Ingham,
Jared Irwin,
Aaron Lyle,
William Maclay,
William Milnor,
William Piper,
John Ross,
Isaac Smith,
JoTin Whiteside,
Thomas Wilson,
William Wilson,
John Woods,
John Sargeant,
fOne uiiknown.J

Delaware.
Thomas Cooper,
fOne unknown.)

Maryland.
Stevenson Archer,
George Baer,
Charles Goldsborough,
Alexander C. Hanson,
John C. Herbert,
Nicholas R. Moore,
William Pinkney,
Philip Stew art,

Robert Wright.

Virginia.
Burwell Bassett,
William A. Burwell,
Philip P. Baroour,
John Clopton,
James Breckenridge,
Thomas Gholson,
Peterson Goodwjn,
Aylett Hawes,
John G. Jackson,
James Johnson,
John P. Hungerford,
Joseph Lewis, jr.
William M'Coy,
Hugh Nelson^
James Pleasanfs,
William H. Roane,
John Randolph,
Ballard Smith,
Daniel Scheffey,
Thomas Newton,
Henry St. George Tucker,
Magnus Tate,
(One vacant. J

JSTorth - Carolina.
William Gaston,
William Love,
William H. Murfree,
Joseph H. Bryan,
Louis Williams,
Richard Stanford,
William R. King,
John Culpepper,
Israel Pickens,
Daniel M. Forney,
Nathaniel Macon,
Jameg W. Clarke,

Bartlett Yancey.

South- Car ulina.
John C. Calhoun,
John J. Chappell,
Benjamin Huger,
William Lowndes,
William Mayrant,
Henry Middleton,
Thomas Moore,
John Taylor,
William Woodward.

Geors:ia.
Alfred Cuthbert,
John Forsythe,
Bollinjr Hall,

.-Li

.u;„

Thomas Telfair,
Wilde.

Kentucky.
James Clarke,
llenry Clay,
Joseph Desha,
Benjamin Hardin,
Richard M. Johnson,
Samuel M'Kee,
Alney M'Lean,
Stephen Ormsby,
Solomon P. Sharp,
Micah Taul.

Tennessee.
Samuel Powell,
John Sevier,
Isaac Thomas,
B. H. Henderson,
Newton Cannon,,
J. B. Reynolds,

Ohio.
John Alexander,
James Caldwell,
David Clendinin,
William Creigliton, jr.

James Kilbourn,
John M'Lean.

Louisiana.
Thomas BoUina; Robertson.

DELEGATES.

From iMis$i.>sippi territory.
William Lattimore.

From Missouri territory.
Rufus Easton.

From Indiana territory. \ From Illinois territory.
Jonathan Jennings. I Benjamin Stephenson.

Thomas Dougliertv, clerk of the House,
Samuel Burch, chief clerk in the office,
Benjamin Sprig, John F. Frost, Brook M. Berrj and Tho-
mas Patterson, clerks.

JUDICIARY.

John Marshall, of Virginia, chief justice of the United
States, salary 4,000 dollars.

Associate Judges. — Salary 3,500 dollars, each.
Bushrod Washington, Vir. Thomas Todd, Kentucky,

William Johnson, jur. S. C.
B. Livingston, New- York,

Joseph Story , Massachusetts,
Gabriel Duvall, Maryland.

Attorney General to the United States.
Richard Rush, Pennsylvania, salary 3,000 dollars.

District of Maine,
New -Hampshire,
Massachusetts,
Rhode-Island,
Vermont,

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District Judges.

David Sewall, salary glOOO
John S. Sherburne, 1000
John Davis, 1600

David Howell, 1000

Elijah Paine, 800

Connecticut.
New-York, chief jud^p,

additional judy;e,

New-Jerse\>

Pennsylvania,

Delaware,

Maryland,

Virginia,

North-Carolina,

South -Carolina,

Georgia,

Kentucky,

Tennessee,

Ohio,

Columbia, chief judge,

assistant jndges,

Louisiana,

Pierpont Edwards, 1000

M. B. Tallmadge, 1600

William P. Van Ness, 1600

Robert Morris, 1200

Richard Peters, 1600

John Fisher, 1200

James Houston, 1600

St. George Tucker, 1800

Henry Potter, 1500

John Drayton, 1800

W^illiam Stevens, 1500

Harry Innes, 1500

John M'Nairv, 1500

Charles W. Bird, 1000

William Cranch, 2200

5 James S. Morsell, 2000

I Buckner Thruston, 2000

D. A. Hall, 3000

Clerks of the Supreme^ Circuit, and District Courts.

Supreme court,
District of New-Hampshire,
Maine,

Massachusetts,
Rhode-Island,
Vermont,
Connecticut,
New-York,
New-Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Viiginia,
North -Carolina,
Soutli -Carolina,
Georgia,
Kentucky,
Tennessee,

(iJolumbia, (Wash. Co.)
Do. (Alex. Co.)

Elias B. Caldwell.
Jonathan Steel.
Henry Sewall.
AVilliam S. Shaw.
Edmund T. Ellery.
Cephas Smith.
Henry Edwards.
Theron Rudd.
Robert Boggs.
David Cal(fwell.
A. Johns.
Philip Moore.
William Marshall.
William Black ledge.
James Jervay.
Richard M. Stites.
Thomas Tunstall.
Robert M. Gavock.
William Brent.
George Dencalc.

New -Hampshire ,

Maine,

Massachusetts,

Rhode-Island,

Connecticut,

Vermont,

New -York,

New-Jersey,

Pennsylvania,

Delaware,

Maryland,

Virginia,

Kentucky,

North -Carolina,

South -Carolina,

Georgia,

East-Tennessee,

West-Tennessee,

Ohio,

Columbia,

New-Orleans,

New-Hampshire,

Maine,

Massachusetts,

Rhode-Island,

Connecticut,

Vermont,

New-York,

New -Jersey,

Pennsylvania,

Delaware,

Maryland,

Virginia,

North -Carolina,

South-Carolina,

Georgia,

Kentucky,

District Jittornies.

Daniel Humphries.
William P. Preble.
George Blake.
Asher Robbins.
Hezekiah Huntington.
Titus Huchinson.
Jonathan Fisk.
Joseph M'llvaine.
C. J. Ingersoll.
George Read, jun.
Elias Glenn.
George Hay.
Robert Wickliffe.
Robert H. Jone?.
Thomas Parker.
ys illiam Davies.
John M'Campbell.
John E. Beck.
Samuel Herrick.
Walter Jones, jun.
John Deik.

Marshals.

Michael M'-Clary.
Thomas G. Thornton.
James Prince,
Ebenezer K. Dexter.
Robert Fairchild.
David Robinson.
John Smith.
Oliver Wayne Ogden.
John Smith.
James Brobson.
Thomas Rutter.
Andrew Moore.
Beverly Daniel.
Morton A. Waring;
John Eppinger.
Robert Crockett.

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<^"luinl)i:i. Washington Boyd.

Kast-Tennessee, Charles T. Porter.

West-Tennessee, John Childress, jun.

^hio, John Hanun.

Louisiana, Michael Reynolds.

Commissioners of Loans.

New-Hampshire, William Gardner.

Massachusetts, Benjamin Austin, jua.

Rhode-Island, Christopher EUery.

Connecticut, Jonathan Bull.

New-York, William Few.

New-Jersey, James Ewing.

Pennsylvania, William White.

Delaware, John Stockton.

Maryland, Edward Hall.

V'irginia, Thomas Nelson.

North-Carolina, Sherwood Haywood.

South -Carolina, Thomas Leliae.

Georgia, Robert Habersham.

DEPARTMENT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

Department of State.
James Munroe, (Vir.) secretary, salary g5000

John Graham, chief clerk.

Treasury Department.
A. J. Dallas, (Penn.) Secretary, 500©

Joseph Anderson, (Ten.) comptroller, 3500

William G. D. Worthington, chief clerk.

Richard Harrison, (Vir.) auditor, 3500

Patrick Farrel, chief clerk.

Thomas Tudor Tucker, ( Vir.) treasurer, 3000

Samuel Brook, chief clerk.

Joseph Nourse, (Vir.) register, salary S2400

Joshua Dawson, chief clerk.
Samuel H. Smith, commissioner of revenue,

Robert P. Polk, principal clerk.
Josiah Meigs, com. gen. land office,

John Gardner, chief clerk.

War Departments
William H. Crawford, secretary, 4500

G. Graham, chief clerk.
Tobias Lear, (Vir.) accountant, 2000

Peter Hagner, chief clerk.

JVavy Department.
B. W. Crowninshield, (Mass.) secretary, 4500

Benjamin Homang. chief clerk.
Thomas Turner, (Sid.) accountant- 2000

Thomas H. Gilliss, chief clerk.
Commodore Rodgers,")
• Porter, L commissioners of the tfavy.

James H. Paulding, esq. secretary.

General Post-Office.
Return J. Meigs, (0.) postmaster-general, 3000

Assistant, Abraham Bradley, (Conn.) 1700

Do. Seth Pease, (Conn.) 1600

chief clerk.

Mint.

Robert Patterson, director, 2000

James Rush, treasurer, 1200

Adam Eckfeldt, coiner, loOO

Joseph Richardson, assayer, 1500

Joseph Cloud, refiner, 1500

Robert Scott, engraver, 1200

Assistant engraver, GOO

Assistant coiner, and die forger, 1 000

Oije clerk at ^§700. Two clerks, each at 50Q

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TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT.

LOCAL.

The j^ovcrtiors of territories have a local supcrintendency
of Indian affairs, e.v officio^ within the limits of their
respective territorial jurisdiction.

Indiana Territory.
Thomas Posey, (Vir.) governor, salary 2000 dollars.
John Gibson, secretary, 1000 dollars.

Judges, \ ^v^Xf Tlylor, \ I^"" ''»»»" -^<^^-
Elisha Sparks, attorney. John Vawter, marshal.

Mississippi Territory.
Datid Holmes, (Vir.) governor, 2000 dollars.
Secretary, 1000 dollars.

(George Poindexter,"^
Josian Simpson, j
Walter Leake, ^1200 dollars each.

H. Toulmin,
Oba. Jones, J

Thomas D. Anderson, attorney. John Hanes, marshal.

Missouri Territory.
William Clark, (Ky.) governor, 2000 dollars.
Frederick Bates, secretary, 1000 dollars.
rSilas Brent, "]

(_William Sprigg, J
Additional judge, George BuUit.
John Scot attorney. Alexander M'Nair, marshal-

ILlinois Territory.
NiNiAN Edwards, (Ky.) governor, 1200 dollars.
Nathaniel Pope, secretary, 1000 dollars.

Jud-es, S ^^f^^ ^\ '-^'l"'"^^' , I 2000 dollars each.
''" o^ ' ^ Alexander Stewart, ^

William Mears, attorney. Pliilip Fouchcj marshal.

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Michigan Territory.
Lewes Cass, governor, 2000 dollars.

C Augustus B. Woodward,!
Judges,^ John Griffin, S- 1200 dollars each.

(^ James Wetherill,

ttlS

}

Office at

DISTRICT LAND OFFICES.

Edward Tiffin, surveyor-general, 2000 dollars.
Chillicothe, Ohio.

Thomas Freeman, surveyor south of Tennessee, 2000 dol-
lars. Office at Washing-ton, Mis. ter.

Jit Steubenville.
Receiver, Peter Wilson.
Register, David Hoge.

M Marietta.
Receiver, Levi Barber.
Register, Joseph Wood.

M Chilicothe.
Receiver, Samuel Findley.
Register, Jesse Spencer.

^t Vincennes.
Receiver, Nathan Ewing.
Register, John Baddolet.

M Detroit.
Receiver, James Abbot.
Register, Peter Audrain.

Jit Zanesville.
Receiver, I. Vanhorne.
Register, W. Silliman.

Louisiana.
Register for the western part,

Levin Wailes.
Receiver for the western part»

William Garrard.
James 0. Cosby, land com-
missioner for west district.
Register for the eastern part,

Samuel H. Harper.
Receiver for eastern part,

Lloyd Posey.
Wm. Crawford, land com.

for east district.

M ICaskaskias.
Receiver, Shad. Bond.
Register, MichaelJones.

East of Pearle river.
Receiver, Samuel Smith.
Register, Lewis Sewall.

In Missoiiri Territory. West of Pearl river.

Frederick Bates, recorder of Receiver, Parke Walton.
land titles. Register, Nehemiah Tilton.

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Cincinnati. Hunterville. J/. T.

Fieceiver, Jaines P'imJlay. Rereiver. John Brahan.

Register, Daniel Symnies. Register, John Read.

Jrfffr.^onville. Shaw neet own. III. ter.

Receiver, E. H. Taylor. Receiver, J. Caldwell.

Register, S. Gvvathmey. Register, Thomas Slow.

Canton C Ohio. J St. Lcuis.

Receiver, John Sloan. Receiver, Samuel Hammo

Register, Rezin Beall. Register, Alex. McXair.

PATENT OFFICE.

JFiLLiAM Thornton, clerk.

Patents are obtained by application to the secretary of
.state, for any new invention, discovery, or improvement.
The applicant is the only judge by law, of the propriety' of
the application, and a patent is not to be considered as any
evidence of the efficacy or goodness of the invention, dis-
covery, or improvement, nor any exclusion of the rights
of others. It only secures rights from infringement. — A
patent can only be granted for one invention, discovery,
or improvement. It is granted for fourteen years. The
applicant, if a citizen, takes legally, an oath or affirmation,
" that he does verily believe that he is the true inventor or
discoverer of the said improvement;'^ if not a citizen, bat
having resided two years in the country, he adds, " and
that to the best of his knowledge, the same hath not been
used or known in this or any foreign country." He trans-
mits a certificate signed by any respectable individual, of
his citizenship, or residence for two years. He gives in
writing a specification of the discovery, invention, or im-
provement, as short but explicit as he can ; expLiining by
words, not only the invention or improvement, but its use
and advantage, withoutany reference toa drawing ormodel,
for the spcciacatiou enters into and makes part of the let-

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ters patent. This miistbe signed before two witnesses. A
drawing must also be sent, if the subject admit of one,
with explanatory references ; and if the complexity of the
invention or improvement should render the drawing and
explanation insufhcient for the full comprehension of the
subject a model will also be required. It is material that
these be executed in a manner not unworthy public inspec-
tion ; for at the expiration of the patent, they may, if thought
worthy, be made public. If two persons apply at the same
time, fpr patents, and the secretary of state thinks their
discoveries, inventions or improvements interfere, an arbi-
trator may be chosen by each of the applicants, and if they
cannot agree, an umpire may be cliosen by the secretary of
state, to determine who is the first inventor.

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

DIPLOSrATIC DEPARTMENT.

Ministers Plenipotentiary. yjj

Albert Gallatin, to France, salary 9000 dollars.
John Quincy Adams, to London, 9000 dollai'S.

(Vacant.) St. Petersburg.
Thomas Sumter, to Rio Janeiro in Brazil, 9000 dollars.
Jonathan Russell, to Sweden, 9000 dollars.
George W. Erwing, to Spain, 9000 dollars.

Secretaries of Legation.
Henry Jackson, to France, 1,350 dollars.
John L. Lawrence, to Sweden.

to St. Petersburg. ^

Thomas L. L. Brent, to Spain.

Consuls and Commercial Jlgents.
Ful war Ship with, consul, Paris.

William Lee, do. Bordeaux.

vice coin, agent, Cayenue.

B ,

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Peter "N^ alsh,
Ethienne Cathalan,

commercial agent, Cctte.

Marseilles.

Thomas Lovell,
Francis Cott'yn,
Henry AVilson,
James L. Cathcart,
Robert Montgomery,
V. illiam Kirkpatrick,
IjCAvis O. Brien,

John M. Baker,

John J. Armstrong,
Richard S. Hackley,
John B. Dabney,
Henry Hill,
George Joy,

do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.

do.

do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
consul.

Calais.

La Rochelle.

Dunkirk.

Ostend.

Cadiz.

Alicant.

Malaga.

St. Andcro.
5 Isles Majorca, Minor-
l ca, anil Yvica.

Isle of Tenerifte.

St. Lucar.

Faval and the Azores.

St.' Salvador (Brazil.)

Rotterdam.

Madeira.

Sylvanus Bourne, consul general, Amsterdam

rians Ran. Saabaye,

James M-Gregor,

James R. Mallany,

Frederick W. Lutze,

"William Clarke,

John M. Forbes,

F. J. Wickelhausen,

Philip Marck,

Edward Carrington,
ISathaniel "NV. Strong,
Thomas Appleton,
Alexander Hammet,
John Broadbent,
Abraham Gibbs,
Levitt Harris,
William Stuart,
"William B. Jones,
Mordecai M. Noah,
iames 3impson,

do.
do.
consul,
do.
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do.
do.
do.
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vice consul,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.

Copenhagen.

St. Thomas.

Santa Cruz.

Stetin.

Embden.

Hamburgh.

Bremen.

Franconia.

Curracoa.

Canton.

Gottenburg.

Leghorn.

Naples.

Messina.

Palermo.

St. Petersburg.

Smyrna,

Tripoli.

Tunis.

Tangi^,

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Thomas I. HaUev, consul. Buenos Ayres.

Samuel Hazard, * do. Antwerp.

William G. Miller, do. Monte Video.

William B. Barney, do. Trieste.

Jgentsfor Seamen and Cammerce.
Philip Depevster, Guadaloupe.
Archibald ^t. Cooke. Martinique.
J. B. Clement, Porto Rico.

The fees and emoluments of consuls, as established by
law, (excepting those in the Barbary States,) are as follows,
viz.

For authenticating under the consular seal every protest,
declaration, deposition or other act, which any captain,
master, mariner, or other citizen of the United States, may
respectively choose to make, the sum of two dollars.

For taking into possession, inventorying, selling, and
finally settling and paying, or transmitting the balance due
on personal estate, left by any citizen of the United States,
who shall die within the limits of his consulate, five per
cent, on the gross amount of such estate.

For taking into possession, and otherwise proceeding on
any such estate which shall be delivered over to the legal
representative, before a final settlement of the same, two
and a half per cent, on such part delivered over as shall
not be in money, and five per cent, on the gross amount of
the residue.

For administering oaths or affirmations to the principal
officers of a vessel, confirming the laiiding of merchandize
where lie shall reside, twentv-five cents for each : and for
certifving the delivery of such merchandize, from every
such vessel, one dollar.

iVnNISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OP FOREIGN
POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

From Great Britain.
Hon. Mr. Bagot, Minister Plenipotentiary.

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From Russia.
Andre Daschkoft*, envoy extraordinary and minister ple-
nipotentiary.
M. Iwanoft', councellor of the legation.
M. EUisen, secretary of the legation.
Nicholas Kosloft", consul general, at Philadelphia
A. Eustafieff, consul, at Boston.
J. G. Bogert, vice consul, at New-York.
Benjamin Chew, vice consul, at New-Orleans.
Edward J. Coale, commercial agent, at Baltimore.

■ Snow, commercial agent, at Portland (Maine.)

J. Prince, commercial agent, at Salem.

Mays, commercial agent, at Providence (R. I.)

Fortescue Whittle, commercial agent, at Norfolk.
Jon. Swift, commercial agent, Alexandria.

From France.

M. Serruier, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiary.

M. Lescalier, commissary general of commercial relations.

Citizen Oster, vice do. for Norfolk.

Honore Felix de Douzy, vice consul, Philadelphia.

M. Messier, consul, Baltimore.

Alarc Antoinc Alexis Girault, commissary of commercial
relations for Boston.

M. Le Marvis, vice comn)issary for Georgia, at Savannah.

Honore Felix de Douzy, provisional sub commissary for
Rhode Island.

M. Fourcroy, commissary of commercial relations, and
French agent at CUarleston (S. C.)

Terrieu de Riviera, sub com. of do. at Wilmington (N. C.)

Louis Etienne Felix, commissary, &,c. at New-Vork.

Louis Tousard, sub. commissary, &c. at New-Orleans.

Jean B. Poree, commissary, &c. at New-Orleans.

M. Gerard Cazeau, vice com. &c. Portsmouth (N. IL)

Jean Vermont, commissary of do. Natches.

From ftpain.
Anthony Villalobus, consul, Virginia and Kentucky.
Jean Baptiste Bernaiiue, do. Maiyland.

Diego Morpliv, do. North and South Carolina.

Felipi Fatio, vice consul, Savannah.

Don Manuel Rengel, consul, Georgia.

Pabio Chacon, vice consul for Alexandria.

Iva Stoughton, consul, New-Hampshire, Massachusetti,

Connecticut, Rhode-Island and Vermont.
Joseph Wisseman, vice consul, Newport.

From Portugal,
Josepl\ Radeinaker, consul general.
James F. Nornock, vice consul, South-Carolina.
Richard Codman, vice-consul, Massacliusetts.
Lewis Deblois, do. Washington City.

From Sweden.
M. Kanzow, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiary.
M. Han. consul general, New York.
Joseph Winthrop, vice consul, Charleston (S. C.)
Jonathan Swift, Columbia and ports on Potomac.
Rezin D. Shepherd, vice consul. New Orleans.
Henry Ghan, do. New York and Connecticut.
John Borritz, do. North Carolina. ,

Christ. S. Koning, do. Mai viand.
George Miles, do. Rhode Island and Connecticut.
John Myers, do. Norfolk and other ports in Virginia, ex-
cept on the Potomac.
S. Blagge, do. Massachusetts and Nevv^ Hampshire.
John Hidreck, do. Wilmington (Del.)
Bernard Dahlgreen, consul, Pliiladelphia.

From Prussia.
Johanna Earnest, Christian Shultz, consuls, Baltimore.
Jacob Eberheard, August Steinmetz,do. Charleston (S.C.)

From Denmark.
P. Pedersen, charge des affairs and consul general, Phila-
delphia.
George Hammeken, consul, New-York.
Charles VV. Green, vice consul, Boston.
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Frederick William Brune, do. Baltimore.
Moses Myers, do. Norfolk.
Jonathan Swift, do. Alexandria.
Joseph Wiuthrop, do. Charleston (S. C.)
William Scarborough, do. Savannah,
ilichard Relf, do. ISew-Orleans.

COINS OF THE UNITED STATES.

GOLD COINS.

Eagle, value 10 dollars, weight 270 grains standard gold.
Half Eagle, 5, 135 do.

Quarter, 2^, 67i do.

Standard gold is eleven parts pure and one alloy.

SILVER COINS.

Dollar, value 10 dimes, weight 416 grs. standard silver
Half Dollar, 5, 208 do.

Quarter, 2i, 104 do.

Dime, 10 cents, 41 3-5

Half Dime, 5, 20 4-5

Standard silver is 1485 parts pure and 179 alloy.

POST-OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT.

At this time, there is a main post road which extends
1733 miles from RobbinstoMn, on the north eastern extie-
mity of the sea coast of the United States, to St. Mary's,
on the south eastern extremity; and another main post road,
which leads from the seat of government to New-Orleans,
Ijeiii" a distance of 1233 miles, and branches or cross roads,
which, keep up a coiamunication between the capital of the

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United States and the capitals of the individual states.
and also with every city or village of any note. The ag-
gregate of the extentof the several post roads is SrOSomiles,

The mail is carried by contracts made with the post-
master-general, who has divided the whole into nearly 400
routs or contracts, and has stipulated for its conveyance
as often and with such expedition as he finds the public
interest requires. It runs daily between the great and
commercial towns ; twice a week to the capitals of each
state not commercial, and once a week to other places.
The usual rate of travelling on the cross roads is 40 miles
a day ; and from 60 to 120 miles in 24 hours, between the
great commercial towns.

Post-offices are established by the post-master-general, at
such places as he considers expedient.

There are stages for the conveyance of the mail and pas-
sengers, from Belfast in Maine, to St. Mary's in Georgia-,
and on many of the cross-roads.

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BALTIMORE MAIL ESTABLISHMENT.

CORRECTED SEPTEMBER 28, 1815.

Eastern mail closes everyday, (.Sunday excepted,) at 2
o'clock, P. M. and on Sunday such letters as are dropped
into the box before 1 o'clock, P. M. will be forwarded. —
Arrives every day, at 5 o'clock, A. M.

Soutl>ern mails, for Washington city, Virginia, North-
Carolina, South-Carolina, and Georgia, closes daily at 4
o'clock, A. M. — Arrives every day at 2 o'clock P. M.

Mails for Tennessee, Mississippi territory, and New-Or-
leans, closes every Monday and Wednesday, at 4 o'clock,
A. M. — Arrives Fridays and Saturdays, at 2 o'clock, P. M.

Mails for Kentucky', Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, west of
the river Muskingum, close Mondays and Fridays, at 4
o'clock, A. M. — Arrival uncertain.

Belle-Air mail closes every F- iday, at 2 o'clock, P. M. —
Arrives every Sunday, at 5 o'clock, A. M.

Mails for Brick Meeting House and Rising Sun close
every Saturday at 2 o'clock, P. M. — Arrives every Thurs-
day, at 5 o'clock, A. M.

Mails for Warvv ick, Sassafras, George Town cross-roads,
Head of Chester, Sudler's cross-roads. Nine Bridges, and
Bridgetown (Md.) closes every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at, 2 o'clock, P. M.- — Arrives every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at 5 o'clock, A. M.

Rock Ilall mail. — Mails for Rock Hall, ChestertowTiy
Church Hill^ Queen's-t»wn, Centreville, Broad Creek,
and Beaver Uam, closes every Monday and Thursday, at
7 o'clock, A. M. — Arrives on Tuesday and Saturday.

Annapolis mail closes on Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, at 5 o'clock, A. M. — Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at 2 o'clock, P. M.

Mails for Queen Ann and Uppei- Marlborough close every
Monday and Friday, at 5 o'clock, A. M. — Arrives evei-y
Tuesday and Saturday, at 2 o'clock, P. M.

St. Leonard's mail. — Math for Lower Marlboroughf
Jluntington^ St. Leonardos, Tracy^s Landing, Pig Foint^

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Priendship and West River close on Friday, at 5 oJclocK,
A. M. — Arrives on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, P, M.

Nottingham mail. Mails for JVottitif^ham, Aquasco,
Benedict and Charlotte Hall close every Saturday, at half
past 5 o'clock, r. m. — Arrives on Saturday at 2, v. m.

Port Tobacco mail. — Mails for Piscataway, Fort Tobac-
co, Allen's Fresh, JSTew-Port, Chaptico, Leonard-town, St.
ClemenVs Bay, Great Mill, St. Inegoe^s Ridge, Hill Top,
and JSTanjemoy close every Thursday, at half past 5 o'clock,
P. M. — Arrives on Thursday, at 2 o'clock, P. M.

Mails for Piscataway and Port-Tobacco will also be
closed on Saturdays and Mondays, at half past 5 o'clock,
P. M.

Eastern Shore of Maryland (via Annapolis.) — Mails for
St. Michaels, Easton, Cambridge, Vienna, (^uantico Mills,
White Haven, Salisbury, Wicomico, Princess Ann, Kings-
ton, Snow Hill, St. Martins, JVew-Town, JS'^eiv -Market ,
Trap, JV*. W, Fork-Bridge, Poplar-Town, Hillsborough,
Denton, Greensborough (Md.) Horn-Town, Drummond-
Town, Accomack Court-House, and J\'*orthampton Court-
House C Va.J closes on Sunday and Thursday, at 5 o'clock,
P. M. — 'Arrives on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, P. M.

York M&\L— Mails for Love-Town (Md.) York (Pa.)
Columbia, Lancaster, Harrisburg, York-Haven, Paradise,
Peach-Bottom Ferry, and Manheim closes on Tuesday and
Thursday, at 5 o'clock, P. M. and on Sunday, at 1 o'clock,
p. M. — Arrives on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
2 o'clock, P. M.

Carlisle Mail. — Mails for Manchester (Md.) Hanover,
Abbots-Town, Berlein, York-Springs and Carlisle, closes
on Saturdays, at 5 o'clock, P. M. — Arrives on Fridays, at
6 o'clock, P. M.

Chambersburo; direct. — Mails for Reisters-Town, West-
minster and Union Mills (Md.) and Gettisburg, Fair-
field or Miller' s-Town, and Chambersburg (Pa.) closes
on Tuesday, Tliursday and Saturday, at 5 o'clock, P. M.— *
Arrives on Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at 6, p. m. \

Frederick Town mail. — Mails for Ellicot\s, Lisbon,
JVew-Market, Frederick Town, Sliddle Town, Boonsbo-
Tough, aud Hagerstown (Md.) closes daily, at lialf past

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5 o*cloc"k, p. M. (except Sunday, at S o'clock, r. m.)—
Arrives daily, at 9 o'clock, p. m.

Western 'mail, (via Hager's Town, Md.) — Jlctils fur
Green Castk, Chambershirg, and for all offices in Penn-
sylvania icest of Chambersburg ; Wheelings Brooks Ch.
and Short Creek (Va.) for all offices in the state of Oliio
east of the river JIuskingum and Michigan territory closes
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at half past 5, p. m. —
Arrives on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9
o'clock, p. M.

Mails for Williamsport, Big Springs, Hancock, Old
Town, Cumberland, Tomlinsons, Jonasville and Cresaps-
burg close vv^ith the Frederick Town mail, on Monday, at
half past 5 o'clock, p. m. — Arrives Avith the same, on
Monday, at 9 o'clock, p. m.

Mails for Sharpshirg (Md.) Shepherds Town, Mar-
tinsburg and Berkly Springs (Va.) closes with the Fre-
derick Town mail, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at half past 5 o'clock, p. m. — Arrives with the same, on
Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9 o'clock, p. m.

Mails for JS\ T. Trap and Fetersville (Md.) Harper^s
Ferry, Chavlestown and Battle, Town (Va.) closes with
the Frederick Town mail, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at half past 5 o'clock, p. m. — Arrives with the
same, on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9 o'clock,

p. M.

Mails for HyatVs Town, PooVs Store, Clarksburg,
Middlebvook Mills and Montgomery C. H. (Md.) closes
with tlie Frederick Town mail, on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at half past 5 o'clock, p. m. — Arrives with
the same, on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9
o'clock, p. M.

Mails for Triadelphia, Watkinsville, Brookville and
Carrolsville closes on Wednesday with the Frederick
Town mail, at half past 5 o'clock, p. m. — Arrives with
the same, on Saturday, at 9 o'clock, p. m.
, Mails for Woodsborongh and Taney Town (Md.)
closes on Mondays, at halt past 5 o'clock, p. m. — Arrives
on Mondays, at 9 o'clock, p. m.

Mails for Creft^er^s Town, Graceham, and Emmitts-

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hiir^fMil.) closes on Mondays, at half past 5 o'clock, p. m.
Arrives on Satui<lays, at 9 o'clock, p. m.

Mail for J)arnes's Tavern closes on Monday, at hall
past 5 o'clock, p. M.

Mail for Liberty Town (Md.) closes on Wednesdays,
at half past 5 o'clock, p. m. — Arrives on Mondays, at 9
o'clock, p. M.

Mails for Yox Glades and Western Port (Md.) closes
on ^Vedncsdays and tSaturdays, at 4 o'clock, a. m.

C. BURRALL, Vast-Master.

On Suiulay no mails are closed for the intermediate
offices from lialtiinore to Philadelpliia.— jCP Hours for
the delivery of letters on 8undav are from 7 till 8 o'clock,
A. M. and from half past Still half i)ast 3 o'clock, p. m.

N. B. — Letters cannot be sent in the mails of the day
unless delivered at the post office before the times above
prescribed. Newspapers for the Eastern mail must be
delivered at the post office by 1 o'clock, p. m. and for all
other mails 30 minutes before the times of closing them.

STAGES.

Tlie U. S. mail stage leaves Barney's Fountain Inn, No.
5, Light-street, daily. — Eastern at 2 o'clock, p. m. southern
at 4 o'clock A. M.

New Line Despatch, for Washington City, leaves 'Bar-
ney's at 4, and New Line Expedition at 6 o'clock, every
morning.

The Coachee and Vigilance for Washington, leaves
Gadsby's Inn, No. 135, Baltimore-street, every morning
at 4 o'clock. The Pilot (carrying only seven passenj;ers)
for Washington, starts from Gadsby's every murniiig at 7.

Mail, for Washington, do. at 5 o'clock in the morning.

Pilot, for Philadelphia, do. daily, at 3 o'clock.

Stage for York and Lancaster, do. do. do.

Freiicrick Towa Stage, do. do. at 4, a. m.

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Annapolis Stage, do. every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 6 o'clock, a. m.

The Littletown, Gettysburg Cliambersburg and Carlisle
stages leaves Worsley's tavern, No. T, N. Howard -street,
every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 o'clock, a.m.

STEAM BOATS

lieave Bowly's-wharf, for Philadelphia, at 4 o'clock, p. m.
precisely: — Eagle (\m Elkton and Wilmington) Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday. — Chesapeake (via Frencii-town
and New-Castle) Monday, Wednesday and Friday.- —
Each' return on succeeding days.

PACKETS
For Philadelphia (via French-town) leaves Bowly's-wharf
Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 9
o'clock.

BANK DISCOUNT DAYS.

Bank of Maryland, Wednesday.

Bank of Baltimore, Tuesday and Friday.

T^nioa Bank, Monday and Tlmrsday.

Mechanics' Bank, Wednesday.

Commercial and Farmers' Bank, Tuesday and Friday.

Farmers* and Merchants' Bank, Thursday.

Franklin Bank, Tuesday.

Marine Bank, Friday.

City Bank of Baltimore, Monday an l Thursday.

ABSTRACT OF THE PRINCIPAL DUTIES.

STAMP DUTIES.

On notes or bills not exceeding 100 dollars 5 cts.

Above 100 and not exceedijig 200 10

'200 500 25

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ON LICENSES TO RETAILERS

Of IVines, Spirituous Liquors, and Foreign Merchandise.

In cities, towns, or villages, containing within the limits
of one mile square, more than 100 families.

On retailers ufmerchandise, including wines &spiritsS37 50
of wines alone SO

of spirits alone 30

of domestic spirits alone 22 50

of merchandise other than wines & spirits 22 50

In places other than cities, containing within the limits of
one mile s(|uare, moie than JUO families.

On retailers of merchandise, including wines & spirits 22 50
of wines and spirits 22 50

of spirits alone 22 50

of domestic spirits alone 15

of merchandize other than wines & spirit 15

On refined sugar 4 cents per pound.

On Sales at Auction.
Of merchandize two per cent.
Of ships and vessels 1-2 per cent.

Licenses to Distillers of Spirituous Liquors.
On stills employed in distilling from domestic materials.
For one week, 5 cents for each gallon of the capacity of
such still, including the head thereof,
Two weeks 9 cents

One month 18

Two months 32

Three months 42

Four months 52

Six months 67.

One year 108

On Boilers, double the amount payable as above.
On stills emplo>'ed in distilling from roots, one half the
rates ef dut}' payable on stills employed in distilling from
domestic materials.

On stills employed in distilling from foreign materials,
For one month, 25 cents for each gallon of the capacity of
every such still, including the head thereof
Three months 60 cents

Six months 105

One year 135

In addition to the above there is payable a duty of 20
cents on each gallon distilled. Any person who is the
owner of one still only, Avhose capacity does not exceed
100 gallons, employed in distilling from domestic mate-
rials, has the option of paying 25 cents on each gallon
distilled, without paying the cajiacity duty.

On Manufactures.
Pig Iron, per ton SI

Castings (.f iron, per ton 1 50

liar iron, per ton 1

Rolled or slit iron, per ton 1

Nail;i, brads ond sprigs, other than those usually denomi-
nated wrought, per pound, one cent.

Candles of white wax, or in part of white and other wax,
per pound, five cents.

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Mould candles of tallow, or of wax otlicr than wliite, or
in part of each, ])cr pound, three cents.

Hats and caps, in whole or in part of leather, wool or
fur: Bonnets, in wliole or in part of wool or fur, if above
two dollars value, ei^ht per centum advalorem.

Hats of chip or wood, covered with silk or other mate-
rials, or not covered, if above two dollars in value, eight
per centum advalorem.

Umbrellas and Parasols, if above the value of two dol-
lars, eight per centum a(halorem.

Paper, three per centum advalorem.

Pla\ing and visiting cards, fifty per centum advaloreir.
/ Saddles and bridles, six per centum advalorem.

Boots and bootees, exceeding five dollars per pair in
value, five per centum advalorem.

Beer, ale and porter, six per centum advalorem.

Tobacco, manufactured cigars, and snufl', twenty per
centum advalorem.

Leather, whether tanned, tawed, or otherwise dressed,
fi\c per centum advalorem.

Gold, silver and plated ware, jewelry and paste work,
six per centum advalorem.

On Jlmisp.hold Furniture and Gold and >^tlver Watches.
On all household furniture kept for use, except beds,
bedding, kitclien furniture, family pictures, and articles
made in the family from domestic materials, the value of
which shall exceetl 200 dollars in money.
If not exceeding 400 dollars gl

If above 400 and not exceeding 600 1 50

■ 600 1000 3

1000 1500 6

1500 2000 10

2000 3000 17

3000 4000 28

4000 ' 6000 45

6000 9000 75

If above 9000 100

Two dollars on every gold watch kept for use. One
dollar on eveiy silver watch.

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NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES.

JV*ofes.— Those marked * were built before the war. Those
marked in italic were captured from the British. All
the rest have been purcliased or built since the declara-
tion of war.

Those marked § are building. Those below the Fire Flv
to the President have no rate — as far as ascertained,
their actual force is by the guns stated. Those that are
blank have no armament at present, the Etna and one
or two others with a few guns, excepted. •

74 Ship Independence

74 Washington

74 Frankli n

74 New-Orleans§

74 Chippewa§

44 Guerriere

44 Java

44 United States*

44 Constitution*

44 Plattsburg§

44 Superior

36 Constellation*

36 Congress*

36 ^Macedonian
32 - Mohawk

32 Confiance

28 Ci/ane

24 Saratoga

24 John Adams*

24 General Pike

20 Madison

20 JJlert

18 Hornet*

18 Wasp

18 Peacock

18 Ontario

18 Erie

1 8 Louisiana*
C 2

At sea

Portsmouth, N. H,

Philadelphia

Sacket's Harbor
Do.

New York
Do.

At sea

Boston
Sacket's Harbor

Do.
At sea

Do.

Do.
Sacket's Harbor
Wliite Hall, N. Y.
New York
White Hall, N. Y.
New York
Sacket's Harbor

Do.
Boston
At sea

Do.
New York
At sea

Do.
New Orleans '

30

18 Brig

Jeftersou

Sacket'g Harbor

18

Jones

Do.

18

Nia;;5ara

Erie, Penn.

18

liawrence

Do.

18

Detroit

Do.

18

Eaujle

White Hall, N. Y.

16

Sylph

Sacket's Harbor

16

Chippewa

16

^ueen Charlotte

Erie, Penn.

16

Saranac

16

Linnet

White Hall, N. Y.

16

Boxer

16

Troup

Savannah

14

Oneida

Sacket's Harbor

14

Enterprize*

At sea

12

Flambeau

Do.

12

Spark

Do.

12

Fire Fly

Do.

9

Promotheus

Boston

Etna (bomb)

New Orleans

2

Caledonia

Erie, Penn.

5

Ghent

Do.

Hunter

Do.

14 Schr.

. Nonsuch

Charleston, S. C.

17

Ticonderoga

White Hall, N. Y.

11

Spitfire

At sea

10

Torch

Do.

10

Lady Prevost

Erie, Penn.

Tom Bowline

At sea.

9

Alligator

New York

9

Roanoke

Wilminjrton, N. C

5

Hornet

Washington City

5

Lynx

Do.

7

Firebrand

New Orleans

7

Surprize

Do.

3

Despatch

Norfolk

3

Asp

Baltimore

4

Helen

New Castle, Del.

3

Porcupine

Erie, Penn.

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-2 Gov. Tompkins

■i Conquest

1 Ranger

1 Lady of the Lake

1 Amelia
Ontario

Fair American
Pert
Asp
Raven
11 Sloop Chub
J 1 Finch

7 Preble

6 Montgomery

5 Buffalo

5 Camel

Tickler
President
Ketch Spitfire

Vesuvius*
Vengeance

2 Galley Allen

2 Burrows

2 Borer

2 Nettle

% Viper

2 Centipede

1 Ludlow

1 Wilmer

1 Alwyn

\ Ballard

Fifteen Bar<>^es
The old gun-boats have

Sacket's Harbor

Do.
Baltimore
Sacket's Harbor
Erie, Penn.
Sacket's Harbor

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.
W^hite Hall, N. Y.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Reedy Island

Do.
New Orleans
White Hall, N. Y.
Norfolk.
New York

Do.'
White Hall, N.Y.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Sacket's Harbor^
been chiefly sold.

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LIST OF THE OFFICERS OF TUE U. S. NAVY.

CC/" Abbukviations: — Med. MedlteiTanean. — Wash. Washington. —
L. Lake. — N. Y. Navy-Yard. — F. furloughcd. — rec. recruiting;.

C. G. Ridgely No. 2, Erie 18
Robert T. Spence No. 3, Bal-
timore Navy Yard

Daniel T. Patterson No. 4.
New Orleans

MASTER COMMANDANTS.

8. Angu?^, N.York, recruiting;
M. T. Woolsey, L. Ontario
J. O. Creighton, Newport
K.Trenchard, John Adams24
John Downes, Epervier 18
J. D. Henly, Baltimore, rec.
Jesse D. Elliott, Ontario 18
Robert Henly, Washington
Stephen Cassin, F.
Daniel S. Dexter, Wash.
J. Renshaw,New York N.Y.

D. Deacon, Boston, rec.
Lewis Alexis, New Orleans
M. B. Carroll, do.
John M. Gardner, Norfolk
S. Smith, Plattsburg, N. Y.
T. Brown, Philadelphia, rec.
Wm. Lewis, Gueiriere 44

CAPTAINS.

Alex. Murray, N.Y.Phil.

John Rodgers, Navy Board

James Barron, absent from
the U. S. — not on duty.

William Bainbridge, Inde-
pendence 74, Med.

Hugh G. Campbell, Charles-
ton, S. C.

Stcplien Decatur, Guerriere
44, Med.

Thos. Tingey, N. Y. Wash.

Charles vStewart, F.

Isaac Hull, Charlestown, M.

Isaac Chauncy, Wash. 74

John Shaw, United States 44

John H. Dent, Newport, R. I.

David Porter, Navy Board.

Jno. Cassin,N.Y.Gosport,Va.

Samuel Evans, N.Y. N.York

Chas. Gordon, Constellation
36, Med.

Jacob Jones, Macedonian 36

Charles Morris, Congress 36

Jos. Tarbell No. 1, Norfolk

Arthur Sinclair No. 2, L. Eriei

Oliver H. Perry, Java 44 lieutenants,

Thomas Macdonough, Ports- Nath. Haraden, Wa. h, N.Y.
mouth, N. H. Frances I. Mitchell, F.

L. Warrington, Peacock 18 George Merrill, New Orleans

J. Bainbridjie, Staten I. N.Y.Samuel Woodhouse, L. Krie

Wm.Crane^Iudependence74C. C. B. Thompson, Philad.

Johnston BlaUely, Wasp 18 J. Nicholson, Newport, R. I.

J.T. Leonaul, L.Champlain Alex. S. WadsworthjPromo-

J. BiUdle No. 1, Hornet 18 theus brig

.1. Pettigrew, Washington 74
G. W. Rodgevs, Firefly brig
G. C. Read, Chippewa brig
Henry E. Ballard, Baltimore
T. Gamble, Spark brig
W. Carter, jr. Macedonian36
B. I. Neale, Constellation 3G
J. I. Nicholson, Philadelphia
Walter Stewart, Alert 20
W. Chauncey, Torch 10
J. H. Elton, Saranac 16
E. P. Kennedy, Norfolk
J. Wilkinson, Washington
A.J.Dallas, Spitfire 11
J. B. Nicholson, Flambeau 12

B. V. Hoffman, Cyane 28
George Budd, F.
T. A. C. Jones, F.
J. S. Macplierson, Java44
John Porter, Boxer 16, Med
J. T. Shubrick, Guerriere 44
Wm. Finch, Independence 74
W. B. Shubrick, Constituion
Henry Wells. Boston.
B.W. Booth, U. States 44
Alexander Claxton, do.

E. R. Davis N. York N. Y.

C. W. Morgan, Franklin 74
S. P. Macoinbre, Guerriere 44
R. H. J. Perry, Newport
L. Kearny, Enterprize 14
Wm. H. Watson, Alexanctria
T. Hendry, jr. Woodbury

F. A. Parker, U. States 44
Edw. R. M-Call, Java 44
Daniel Turner, do.
W. H. Allen, Fla-nbeau 12
S. D. M'Kuight, not in the U

States— on duty.

David Conner, Hornet 18

John Gallagher, Congress 36

Thomas Holdup, Java 44

]. A. Dudley, Independence

lames P. Oellers, F.

W. M. Hunter, Independence

John D. Sloat, F.

John Packet, F.

\Villiam H. Cocke, Spark 12

J. J. Yarnall, Guerriere 44

M. C. Perry, Chippewa 16

C. W. Skinner, Ontario 18
oseph W>ag, Alert 20

James Sanders, Franklin 74
James Reilly, Wasp 18
S. W. Adams, L. Ontario
J. R. Madison, Congress 36

D. Taylor, Java 44
G. Pearce, Washington 74

F. W. Smith, Ontario 18
H. S. Newcomb, F.
N. D. Nicholson, just return-
ed from England.

T. Tillinghaust, Wasp 18
O. Norris, Washington 74
J. T. Newton, Hornet 18
P. A. J. P. Jones, Boston
Samuel Henly, Peacock 18
A. Conckllng, just returned

from England
J. Smith, Constellation 36
Laurence Rousseau, Erie 18

G. W. Storer, Independence
Henry B. Rapp, Guerriere44
Lewis German, just returned

from England
Joseph Cassin, Constellation
Robert M. Rose, Little Ply-
mouth. Va,

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J. M'Gowan, Knterprize 14
William Low, Saranac 16
E.A. F. Vallctfc. F.
John H. Aulick, Saranac IG
Charles T. Clarke, Boxer 16
Silas Duncan. Guerrierc 44
r, Cunningham, N. Orleans
Isaatr M'K eever, do.
R. F. Stockton, Spitfire 11
N. L.Montgomery, ^^ed.

B. KennoR, Constellation 36.
Edward Shubrick, F.

C. A. Jiudd. L. Chainplain
F. H. (Jrejrorv, Congress 36
K. Maters, Portland, Mass.
William H. Odenlieimer, F.
Frederick Baury, Wa»p 18
B. Cooper, Franklin 74
P. F. \oorhees, Peacock 18
Henry Gilliam, Flambeau 12

John H. Clack, Congress 36 Walter N. Monteath, F.
W. D. Slater, Promotheus 16'A. C. Stout, L. Erie
W. A. Spencer, Macedonians. H. Stringham. Spark 12
William L. Cordon, just re-G. Vancleave, Macedonian

turned from England. Paul Zantzinger, Firefly 12

David Geisinger, Firefly John W. Gibbs, F.
U'chard Winter.Constitution Charles E. Crowley, Boston
Jolin T. Made, F. ,W. Laughton, Nonsuch 14

John Percival, Peacock 18 Nelson Webster, Ontario 18
James llamage, F. jWilliam A. C. Farragut, F.

William V. Taylor, Java 44 Ricliard G. Edwards, F.
Mervine Mix Firefly 12 iWm. Mervin, L. Ontario
T. M. Newell, Sava"^nnah jWm. K. Latimer, Erie 18.
E. Haddaway, St. Michaels ;G, W. Spooner, AVashing. 74

C. F.M-Cawiev, Erie 18
John H, Bell; ' do.
Dulany Forrest, Java 44
Bladen Dulanv, Spitfire 11
T. W. Magruder, U. States
F. B. Gamble, Macedonian
Riciiard Dashicl, just return

ed from En;:land
J. Tavloe. Constitution 44
Geo. B. M-CuUoch, U.States
Robert Speddon, Baltimore
T. T. Webb, Macedonian 30
W. G. Anderson, Norfolk,
S. Chami)iin, Chippewa 16
0. T. Staliugs,Cyiibtcllatiou

Isaac Mavo, Hornet 18
Mm. H. Brailsford, Indepen-
dence 74
William Elliott, Torch 10
T. Crabb, John Adams 24
E. B. Babbit, Independence
G. Hamersley, Saranac 16

SURGEONS.

E. Cutbush, hospital. Mash.
Peter >St. Medard, Boston
George Davis, New-York
S. R. Mai5aal,hos. N. York
L. Heeniian, hos. N. Orleans
J, G. P. HuRt, N. York

35

Jonathan Cowderv, Norfolk
S. D. Heap,lios. Phil ad.
R. L. Thoru, Portsmouth
Samuel R. Trevett, jr. Char-

lestown, Mass.
Wm. P. C. Barton, Philad.
Joseph W. New, Savannah
J. S. Schooli"ield,hos. Norfolk
G. Loguu, hos. Charleston
A. A. Fvans, Independence
Robert Morrell. N. Orleaus
R. S. Kearney, U. States
J. Page, hos. Baltiiiiore
J. D. M'Reynoldi, hos. Jled
T. Harris, Macedonian 36
William Turk, N. York
Hyde Ray, Erie 18
William Baldwin, Savannah
W. W. Buchanan, L.Ontario
Samuel Aver, Portland
E. L. Lawton, Neptune
C. Cotton, Newport

Gerard Dayers, Congiess 36
Wm. Caton, L. Champlain
Robert A. Barton, Ontario 18
B. P. Kissam, Hornet 18
J- A. Kearney, Constitution
Richard C Ed^ar, F.

B. Washington, Washing. 74
'•V^m. M. Clarke, Wasp 18
T. Chidester, Enterprize 14
G. T. Kennon, Constellation

V- W New, J- Adams 24
S. Horsely, Georgetown
R. C Randolph, Saranac 16

C. B. Hamilton, Peacock 18
Usher Parsons, Java 44
William hvvift, just returned

from England
J. M. S. O.Conway, N.Orleans
R. K. Hoffman, Guerrier£ 44
R. Johnson, Boxer 16
Thonias R Salter, Elizabeth -

town, N- J-

MARINE CORPS.

Abbheviatiox. — h. q. hsad-quarters.

Franklin M hartox, lieutenant colonel commandant—
head-quarters, Washington-

MAJORS.

Daniel Carmick, N. Orleans
John Hall, Mediterranean

CAPTAINS.

A. Gale, Philadelphia
Robert Greenleaf, h. q
A. Henderson, Boston
Richard Smith, New York

Robert Wainwright, Charles;-

town, Mass.
William Anderson, Boston
T. R Swift, Norfolk
Samuel Miller, h. q.
John Crabb, do.
Henry H. Ford, Philadelphia
John M. Gamble, South Sea
C. S. Hanna, Portsmouth

56

Alexander Sevier, F.
Alfred Grayson, li. (|.
W. Stront^, Macedonian 3G
James Heath, Ja\a 44
Samuel Hacon, York, Pei:n-
II- li Breckenridge, F-
Wm. Hall, United States 44
Francis \V- Sterne, N. York

FIRST LIEUTENANTS

F. R. I). Bellevue, N. Orleans

Joliu R. Montegul. do.

P. li. 1). Grandpre, do.

L. Kellojcj;, Sacketts Harbor

Samuel E, Watson, F.

W. L. Brownlow, Hornet 18

I^eonard J. Boone

T. VV. Le2;2,"e, Constellation

W. H. Freeman, do.

J. L- Kuline, Guerriere 44

Henry Olcott U. States 44

C M. Broome, N- York

Beiij. Richai(Uon, Baltimore

F- B. "NVhite, Independence j

William Nicoll,li- q. I

AVilliani L Boyd, do.

Charles Lord. do.
lievi T\\ i^jrs, F.
Edmund Brookei Congress
Jolin Hairis, Guerriere
Samuel B. Johnston, Erie

SECOND LIEUTENANTS

Henry Stephens, h- q.
Thomas A- Linton, N- Orleans
Richard Auchnuity, h. q-
Joseph Bosque, N. Orleans
James Edelen, Congress 36
Christopher Ford h. (j-
James J- Mills, Ontario 18
Francis A. Bond, h. q
Park G. Howie, Java 44
Geo- B. English, h, q
H. W Kennedy, Macedonian
R. D. Green, h. q.
Sin2;leton Duvall, Erie 18
Charles Snowden, h. q.
Jas. G- Singeltary, do.
William F. Swift
Gillies Thompson, F-
Edward S. Now ell, h q.

|C7* Just rts this shee^t^ums goin^ to presa. we receivpd
information of the arrival, at A'eicport, of a division of the
Mediterranean squadron, under commodore Jiainbrid_z-e,
consisting; of the following; vessels, viz. Independence 74,
frio-ates Congressand Macedonian, brigs Chiitpeiva,Bo.ver,
'Saranac; Eiderprise, Firefly and Flambeau, schooners
Torch, Spitfire and Lyn.v. The Guerriere, commodore.
Decatur, has arrived at JS^ew Fork. Their future sfatio7is
are not yet determined. — The frigates United States and
Constellation, with sloops Erie and Ontario are left in the
Mediterranean, to protect our trade in that sea-

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OFFICERS OF THE U. S. ARMY.

GENERAL STAFF.

Jacob Brown, major-general, division of the north
Andrew Jackson, major-general, division of the souti*
Alexander Macomb, brigadier-general, maj. gen. bvt.
Edmund P. Gaines, do. maj. gen bvt.
Winfield Scott, do. maj. gen. bvt.
Eleazer W. Ripley, do. maj. gen. bvt.
Daniel Parker, adj. and insp. gen. brig. gen. bvt.
Robert Butler, adj. gen. col. bvt. division of the south
Arthur P. Hajne, adj. gen. col. bvt. div. of the north
Robert Swartwout, qr. mas. gen. brig. gen. bvt.
S. Cbamplain, dep. qr.mas.gen. maj. bvt. div. of thesouth
Samuel Brown, do maj. bvt. division of the north
"SVm. Linnard, deputy quarter-master
Four brigade inspectors and four brigade quarter -mas-
ters, to be taken from the line.

Ordnance Department. iJames Baker, do do

D. Wadsworth, col. col. bvt. J. Livingston, do do

G. Bo:nford, It. col. It. col.do|Jaines Wilson, 2d lieut. bvt.

Ebenezer M-Donald, do
R. C. Pomeroj, do

Charles F. Morton, do
Wni. F. Ri^ral, 3d lieut. bvt.

J. Morton, captain, capt. do
A. B. Woolley, do do
John H. Margart, do do
James Daliby, do do

Thos. L. Campbell,do do
Edwin Tyler, do d

R. D. Richardson, do do
Geo. Talcott, jr. do du
J. H. Rees, - do d(
Wm. Wade,lst It. 1st It. bvt,
Rufus L. Baker,
Wm. C. Lyman,
George Larned,
Nehemiah Baden, do
Christopher Keiser,do
Thos. L. Hawkins, do

do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do

Rigal,

James Simonson, do

John Hills, do

Simon Willard, do

John Symington, do

Medical DBpartment,
Le Baron, apoth. gen.
Christ. Backus, assist, apoth*
James Cutbush, do

i). C. Kerr, hospital surgeon
oenjamin Waterhouse, do
Tobias Watkins, do

D

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James C. Bronaugli, do
Joseph Lovell, do

J- Stevenson, hos. sur. mate
J. B- AVhiteridge, do
Edward Purcell, do
William W. Hazard, do

Arnold Elrr,
W- C. Lane, do

do
Vincennes

"William Jones, do

Joseph Wallace, do
W'illiam William, do
William Stewart, do
William Marshall* do
Joseph Eaton, do

Robert Archer, do

Hugh F.Rose, do

James Trimble, do

Thomas Russell, do

Donaldson Yates, do
Foster Swift, garrison su rgeon
James H- M'Culloch, do
J. F- Heileman, gar- sur- mate

fort Mifflin
George W. Maupin, do
Joseph Goodhue, do
Abraham Stewart, do
James H- Sargent, do
C. Slocum, do Natchitoches
l.emuel B- Clark, do Norfolk
AVm. T- Davidson, do fort

Stoddert
Cornelius Cunningham, do
Jonathan S. Cool, tlo f- Osage
William Ballard, do
Alex- Wolcott, do. N. York
Wm, Turner, do N- London
John H- Sackett, do
Charles Taylor, do
William M. Scott, do Detroit
John Trevett, do

P. Macduley, do

S- Wolcott, do

Fay Department.
Robert Brent, paymaster of

the army
W- Lee, dep. do gen. ') north
J.Bell,aidep.dogen. 3 div-
A.Whitelock,dep.1 ^^^^,^

pay. gen.
assist, dep. do

II. 3 Ul

}sou
divi

Purchasing Department.
Callender Irvine, com- gen- of

purchases
Darby Noon, dep- com. of

purchases

Judge Advocates.
J. T- Dent, southern division
H. Wheaton, north, division

Chaplaiih
Robert Elliott

Military Academy-
Sen. officer of eng- super mil
I academy

IJared Mansfield, prof nat. &
exper- phil.
D. B. Douglass, assist, do do
Andrew Ellicott, prof mathe-
matics
J. Wiigl»t, assistant do
Allien Partridge, proi. art en-

;;ineering
William Evelyth, assist, do
Samuel \Valsfi,gurgeon
Adam Empie, chap, and prof,
ethics

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Cladiu9Beraud,teachFrench,J??g-m«n« of Light Jrtitlery.

language
C. E- Zoeller, teach, drawing
Pere Thomas, sword master

Corps of Engineers-

COLONEL.

J- G. Swift, brig, gen- bvt.

LIEUTENANT COLOKEL

Walker K Armistead

MAJORS.

G, Bomford, lieu. col. bvtord.
Wm- M'Ree, col. bvt

CAPTAINS.

Charles Gratiot

A, Patridge, prof. mil. acd.

J. G. Totten, lieut col. bvt-

Samuel Babcock

S. Thajer, major bvt.

William Cutbush

FIRST LIEUTENANTS.

E. De Russey, capt bvt

Frederick Lewis

James Gadsden

T. W. Maurice

Hipolite Dumas

D. B. Douglass, capt bvt

SECOND LIEUTENANTS.

Geo. Trescott, 1st- lieu. bvt.
Horace C Story do
J. L. Smith,
John Wright
S. H. Long
Henry Middleton

COLONEL.

Moses Porter, brig- gen. bvt.

LIEUTENANT COLONEL.

J. R. Fenwick, col- statF&bvt

MAJOR.

Abram. Eutis, ItVcol. bvt.

CAPTAINS.

A.M'Dowell

N. Towson, lieut. col. bvt.

S. D. Harrison, major bvt

Arthur W. Thornton

G. H. Manigault, maj. staff

Arms. Irvine

Francis Stribling

John S. Peyton

Henry K. Craig

John R- Bell, colonel staff

FIRST LIEUTENANTS.

W. F. Hobart, major staff
Geo- W- Hight, major staff-
G. N. Morris
J. H. Wilkinds
John Gates, jr.
Nelson Freelan
William Lyman
J. T. M' Kinney
S. M. Mackay
Frederick Kinloch

SECOND LIEUTEXANT5.

G. E. Wells
E. Lyon

S. Washburn

'H- Stanton, captain staff

40

n. W. Field
G. Diane
W. Smith
H. F. Evans
R. F. Massie
W. Wells

SURGEON.

Lewis Dunham

surgeon's mate.
William H. Livingston

Corps of Artillery.

LIErTEyA?fT COLOITELS.

George E. Mitchell, col. bvt.
James House
William Lindsay
William Macrea

MAJORS.

Geo. Armistead, It. col. bvt,
James B. Many
J. Hindman, It. col. bvt.
y> . H. Overton, It. col. bvt.

CAPTAII^S.

C Wollstonecraft, maj. bvt-
J. B. AValback, col. staft"
William Wilson, maj. bvt.
E. Humphreys
James Reed
J. B. Crane, majorbvt-
Roger Jones, It. col. bvt.
Jolin H. Boyle, maj. bvt.
A. 8. Brooks, do
Samuel B. Archer, do
Thomas Biddle,jr. do
A. C W. Fanning do
A. W. Oldell d©

John B. Ton

'J T. B- Romavne, maj staft'

William 0. Allen

Thomas Murray

William Gates

G H. Richards

L Roach, jr.

J. F. Heileman

Thomas Bennet

R. G. Hite, major staff

S. Churchill, do

B. K. Pierce
John Biddle

G. P. Peters, major staff
N. H. Hall, do

M. P. L(miax, do
H- H. Villard
H. J. Blake
R. L. Howell

FIRST lIHOTBWAirTfl,

Milo Mason

C. Van De Venter, maj. staff
L. Tracy

William M. Read

Harold Smith, captain bvt

\Vm. L Cowan, major staff

John Fontaine

L. Brown

Luther Scott, captain bvt.

R. R. Ruffin

J H. Daring

J. Erving, jr. major staff

A. L. Sands

\i. A- Zantzinger, capt. bvt

T. Randall, do

Chester Root, do

J. Mountford, d»

W. R. Duncan

J- L Edwjirdis

41

Gus. Xioomis, captain staff
P. D. Spencer, major staff

F. Whiting-
Edward Sfiarpe

G. Dearborn
Felix Ansart
Jacob Warley
S. Spotts
L. Whiting
B. B. AVhite
Lewis Morgan
W. H. NichoU
John Ruffin

SECOND LIEIPTENANTS

J. W. Kincaid
Gobert Goode

Fiancis O. Byrd, 1st It. bvt.
J. J. Cromwell do

J. W. Lent, jr. at. ord.
Thomas Chrystie, maj. staff
S. Rockwell
C D. Cooper

Richaid Bache, 1st It. bvt.
P. L Neville
M. S. Massey
F. P. Woolsey
Charles Anthony
W. M V liutock
L. 5i. Osgood
P. Melendy
E. Kirby

R. M. Kirby, captain bvt.
H. M. Campbell, do
Robert Seal I
W. L Sever
I. C Bost-.vick
Johri A. Dix
R. L/ .lan
W iliiam B. Howell
D -2

T. L. Gardner
James C. Pickett
r. L Harrison

[. Watmaugh, 1st Ueut.bvt.
f;. Newkirk
G. W- Gardiner
C. S. Merchant

Nathaniel G. Dana j;;

John Monroe
J. S. Allanson
L. G. De Russy
Thomas Childs
Samuel L. Dana
Jacob Schmucke, 1st It. bvt.
Thomas V. Earle
Charles Mellon
Geo. H. Britt, at. ord.
James Hall, do
John S. Pierce
Allen Lowd
G. S. Wilkens
James Scallan
P. A. Dennis
J. Ripley
John Grayson
D- Turner
Isaac E. Craig

C. M. Thruston
H. \V. Fitshugh
Jacob Davis

T. T. Stephenson, at. ordo
E. Humphrey
S. Whetmore
T. B. Guy

D. S. Aaarews
N. G. Wilkinson
Joseph Buckley, at. ord
A-C.T-.vvler
•Robert Call

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TBIHS tTBrTXKAHTf.

R. H. Lee, Istlieut. bvt
Rice L. Stuart
W. L. Booth
T. J. Baird
3. Parkhurst
R. L. Armstrong
James Badolet
G.W. Gardner
B. S. A. Lowe
Thomas R- Broome
Patrick Gait
Upton S. Frazer
N. G. Pendleton
B. H. Rutledge
John R. Sloo
Henry Griswold
James Monroe
Robert C. Erent
Abraham Wendell
G. A. Washington
Robert J. Scott
Alonzo Brewer
F. N. Berrier
George Cooper
Henry Smith
A. F. Cochrane
M. F. Van De Venter
Milo Johnson
Aaron G. Gano
Robert M. Forsyth
Thomas W. Lendrum
Henry R. Dulanj

First Infantry.
Daniel Bissell^brig gen. bvt

lIKnTUTAVT COIOVKI^

George Croghan, brevet

MAJOR.

Thomas S. Jesup, col. brevet

CAPTAINS.

Isaac L. Baker
William O. Butler
John Jones
James Davis

Henry Chotard, maj staff
William Laval
Anatole Peychaud
Ferdinand L- Amelung
William Christian
John Read

FIRST IIXUTENASTS,

Samuel Farrow, jr.
Thomas Doggett
John C. Kouns
John P. Thibalt
William Gibbs
John Tarrant
Archimedes Donoho
Tilman Turner
Richard K Call
Guy Smith

SECOND IIErTENANTS.

George Watts, 1st It. brevet

Robert H- Briggs

Robert L. Coomb

R. B. Hyde

George W- Boyd

W. Christie

Charles Cooper

True man Cross

Samuel Houston

•Thomas C Hiodmaa

43

srHOEOir. .
Edward Scull

surgeon's mates.
W. S. Madison
Henry Field

Second Infantry.

COtOKEK.

Hugh Brady

LIEUTEXAJTT C8LOKEE.

Ninian Pinkney, col. staff

Henry Leavenworth, col- bvt.

CAPTAINS.

John Sproul, maj. bvt.
Stephen W. Kearney
Peter B. Van Beuren
Abner P. Spencer
Henry Shell

Alexander R. Thompson
G. D. Smith, major brevet
Richard Goodel
Wm, J- Worth, major bvt
Henry Whiting

FIRST LIEUTENANTS.

C. J. Nourse, major staff

W. Browning, captain bvt.

Wm. Hoffman

B- A. Boynton

Owen Ranson

John Kirby

James Young

William G Belknap

S. B- Griswold

Walter Bicker, jr.

SECOND EIECTINANT5.

N. N- Robinson

James Palmer, 1st lieut. bvt,

John Wood

Joseph Hopkins

R. M- Harrison

Thomas Chittenden

Seth Johnson

Joshua Brant

John Clitz, 1st lieut. bvt.

Stedman Van Wyck

SURGEON.

Franklin Bache

surgeon's MATES.

W. W. Southall
C. Edmonds

Third Infantry.

COEONEI.

John Miller

LIEUTENANT COLONEI.

Matthew Arbuckle

I MAJOR.

Charles K.Gardner, col. staff

I CAPTAINS.

Wm. J. Adair

Robert Desha, major brevet

John T. Chunn, do

William Whistler

George Stockton

HezeKiah Bradley

Lewis Bissel

John Greene

William Taylor

W. M'Donald, maj. brevet

44

Ptrst Lieutenants.
James 1 lark ley. jr.
Thomas Mountjyj
John Garland
Ilcasiii H.Gist
Robert JSturgua
Daniel Curtis
Henry Conway
Lawrence Talliaferro
Yuiley F. Thomas
Collin M'Cloud

Second Laeutenante.
Ashcr Philips
AVilliam I'laylor
John H. Clarke
Edward E. Brooks
Robert Davis
Raimey G. Saunders
Cyrus Saunders
Jon. Saunders
Gabriel J. Floyd
Charles Cisna

Surgemi.
A. G. Goodlet

Surgeoifs Mates.
James B. Hiil
Richard E. Hall

Fourth Infantry.

Colonel.
William King, col. staff

Lieutenant Colonel.
Duncan L. Clinch

J^Tajor.
George M. Brooke, col. stall

•Captains.
.] .Bankhead ,c ol .stafr,maj .bvt.
Kiios Cutler, maj. staft
lames Dickins, maj. brevet
A. Cummings
.'ohn A. Burd, maj. brevet

ihomas Sangster

'\. L. Madison
iiernard Peyton
Reuben Gilder

First Lieutenants.
K. F. Belton, major brevet
iohn Beckett

Villiam F. Pendleton

V'illiam Neilson
t)tho. W. Callis
J. M'Gavock, jr.
James H. Gale
J. M. Glassel
William Merrick

E. B- Randolph, lieut. brevet

Second Lieutenants.
H. K. Mullen

F. H. Lissenhoff
C. Comegys, jr. •
John Strother

F. L. Dade

Philip Wager

J- Shommo

C. ^Fright

J. P. Dieterich, 1st lieut. bvt.

Patrick O'Fling, do

Surgeon.

M. C. Buck

Surgeon's JKatet.

vV. J. Cocke

45

James Bates

Fifth Infantry.

Colonel.
James Miller, biig. gen. bvt.

Ijientenant Colonel.
Joseph L. Smith

Major.
J. M'Ncal, jr. colonel brevet

Captains.

Josiah II. Vose, maj. bvt.

S. Burbank, do

M. Marston, do

George Bender

W. L. Foster

Peter Pelham

J. Fowle, jr.

E. Childs

David Perrj

James Pratt

First Lieutenants.
11. Vvhiting
Eliphalet Ripley
I. Plymton
D. Chandler
J- IngersoU
Otis Fisher

J. Cicely, captain brevet
Joseph (jrleason do
J. W. Holding, do
B. F. Larned, do

Second Lieutenants.
Nathan Clark
Samuel Keeler
Samuel Robius«n

J- Craig
G. H. Balding
I- K. Jacobs
G. W. Jacobs
Arnold B- Dukt^
P. R. Green
C. Blake

Surgeon-
Sylvester Day

Surgeon^ s Mates.
Elisha L. Allen
J. P. Russell

Sixth hfantry.

Colonel.
Henry Atkinson, col. staff

Lieutenant ColoneL
J. Snelling, col. staff

Major.

John E. Wool, It col. bvt.

Captains.
Thomas Stockton, maj.bvL-
Wm. S. Foster dp
John B. Murdoch do
Benjamin Watson do
Daniel Ketchum d©
John Bliss
F^dward White
Thomas S. Seymour
S^avid Ciawford
Newman S. Clarke, capt- bvt.

First Lieutenants.
William Hale
Kphraim Shay lor
tieorge lVI'Chai:ii

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Frederick A. Sawyer
J. P. Livingston, capt. bvt.
Samuel Tappan
Alphonso "NVetmore
Henry De Witt
T. Staniford
Delafayette Wilcox

Second Lieutenants.
Talcott Pachin
Samuel Holcomb
T. Thupper
Caleb B. Campbell
Hazen Bedel
P. Andrews
H. Webster
Benjamin Fitch
Jacob Brown
Ezra Dean

Surgeon.
T. G. Mower

Surgeon^ a Mates.
Charles Loring
William Sterne

Seve7ith Infantry.

Colonel.
James M'Donald

Lieiitenajit Colonel.

William H. Boote, col. staff

Major.
Daniel Appling, It. col. bvt.

Captains.
John Machesney, maj. bvt.
R. Whartenby do

Zachariah Taylor do

W. Chisholra
Kdward B. Duvall
Richard H. Bell
George Vashon
J . Robertson
Elijah Montgomery
J. S. Allison

First Lieutenafits.

George Birch

J. H. Mallory

William Bee, jr.

William Irvine

J. J. Clinch

John Hays

S. W. Prestman •

T. Blackstone

A. Ross

J. B. Taylor

Second LieutenOnts.
G. R. Bridges
F. S. Gray
J. W. Allston
H. L. Oneale
R. H. Goodwyn
George Brent

F. E. Hedges

G. Leftwich .
R. W. Scott
Lewis Lawshe

SurgeoiL
Thomas Lawson

Surgeon^s JMOiCs.
R. C. Walmsey
Asahel HaU

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Eight Infantry.

Colonel.
R. C. Nicholas

Lieutenant Calo7iel.
W. A. Trimble, It. col. bvt.

jyiajor.

W. Lawrence, lieut. col. bvt

Captains.
J. Dorman, major brevet
Daniel Baker do
White Youngs do

C. Larrabee, major staft"
W. Davenport
Thomas L. Butler
Willis Foulk
Mangle M. Quackenbos
L. Austin, major brevet

First Lieuteiimits
David Riddle, major br«vet
A. Goodwin, jr.
J. Culbertson
Charles B. Hopkins
Charles Fisler

D. Frazer captain brevet
T.Wright

William Ligon
John R. Guy
Samuel Brady

Second Lieutenants.
J. B. Stewart, 1st It. brevet
Jolin Brady do

Henry Brown
Luther Hand
Thomas Hunt
Hector Burns

Floreat Meline
Nathaniel Young
G. R. Horter
M. Thomas

Surgeon.
F. Woodbury

Surgeon^s Mates.
W. Beaumont
Clagon Reily

Rifle Regiment.

Colonel.
T. A. Smith, br. gen. bvt.

Lieutenant Colonel,
W. S. Hamilton

J^ajor.
Talbot Chambers, It. col. bvt.

Captains.
Willoughby Morgan maj.bvt.
Joseph Selden, maj. bvt. 21st

Feb. 1814— It. col. bvt. 1st

May, 1815.
Wm. Bradford, major brevet
Benjamin Birdsall do
Jos. Kean
John O'Fallan
Henry V. Swearengea
Edmund Shipp
W. L. Dufphey
C. A. Trimble

First Lie^itenanls,
Louis Lavel
J. Calhoun, jr.
J. H. Ballard

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E. I. Langham
Lewellen Hickman
Stoujvlitou Gantt
J. M-Gunnojile
David B. St i til
Samuel V. Hamilton
J. Heddlestone

Second Lieutenant*.
"NV. Anustrong
W. J. Gordon
T. Griffith
John HoUinssworth

Bennet Riley
\\. N. Bryan
\y Markie, jr
James S. Gray
Charles L- Harrison
Overton VV- Crochett

Surgeon.
Lewis L- Near

Surgeon^ a Matei.
Wm- H- Hcnning
Samuel P- Huko

By order of the Secretary of War,
D. PARKER,

ADJUTANT AND IN&rEGTOR GENERAb.

49

JUDICIARY SYSTEM
OF THE STATE OF MARYLJiJ^^D,

Permanent Establishment of the Appellate and County
Courts, of the state of Maryland, by virtue of a law pas-
sed by the General Assembly, at their session in 1806.

NEW COURT OF APPEALS.

For the Western-Shore — At Annapolis, on the third
monday in June and December.

For the Eastern Shore — AtEaston, on the second mon-
day in June and December.

|0°"These Courts consist of the chief Judges of the six
Judicial districts, to whom are delegated all tlie powers of
tjje old Court of Appeals, and the appellate jurisdiction of
the late General Court.

CHANCERY COURT.

Held at Annapolis, on the third Tuesday in February,
the fourth Tuesday in June, the first Tuesday in October,
and the third Tuesday in December.

COUNTY COURTS.

The Courts under the new judiciary system are held in the

several counties at the times following, to wit :
Saint-Mary^s — First Monday in March and August.
Charles — Third Monday in March and August.
Prince-George's — First Monday in April and September.
Ccecil — First Monday in April and September.
Kent — ^Third Monday in March and September.
((iieen Anne^s — First Monday in March and fourth Mon-

day in October.
Talbot — Fourth Monday in May and Second Monday ia

November.
Calvert — Second Monday in May and October.
Anne-Arundel — ^Tliird Monday in May and September.
'Montgomery — First Monday in March and November.

E

50

Caroline — First Monday in March and second Monday in

October.
Dorchester — Third Monday in March and fourth Monday

in October.
Somerset — Second Monday in April and September.
Worchester—ToMith Monday in May and November.
Frederick— Yivst Monday in February and August.
Washington — Fourth Monday in March and October.
Allegany— T\i\v A Monday in April and second Monday

in October.
Baltimore— VoyxYi\\ Monday in March and first Tuesday

in October.
Harford— Second Monday in March and August.

COURTS OF OYER AND TERIkHNER AND GOAL DELIV.
ERY FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Are held at the Court House in the city of Baltimore,
on the second Monday in January, first Monday in March,
second Monday in July, and third Monday in September,
annually.

ORPHANS' COURT.

For the different counties, are generally held in the same
places, where the county courts are held on the 2d Tues-
day in January, April, June, August, October and De-
cember.

MAYOR'3 COURT.

For Annapolis, four times annually, viz. tho last Tues-
day in April, January July and October.

COURTS OF PENNSYLVANIA,

AGREEAJiLr TO AS ACT OF ASSEMBLT, PASSED 180€.
SUPREME COURT.

For the. Eastern I>istrict^\i^\d at Philadelphia, on the
second Monday in December, and third Monday in March.

For the TVekern Distric(—Ai Pittsbui gii, the first Mo«-
day in September.

51

HIGH COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS.

Held at Philadelphia on the second Monday in July, an4
can be adjourned from time to time.

q,UARTER SESSIOJ\rS & COURTS OF COMMOJ^T PLEAS

FIRST DISTRICT.

For Philadelphia county, the first Mondays in March.
June, December, and the third Monday in September.

SECOND DISTRICT.

For York county, the first Mondays in January, April,
August and November.

For Lancaster county, the third Mondays in January,
April, August, and November.

For Dauphin county, the first Mondays in February and
May, and tne last Mondays in August and November.

THIRD DISTRICT.

For Burks county, the first Mondays in January, April,
August and November.

For Northampton county, the second Mondays in Janu-
ary, April, August and November.

For Wayne county, the first Llondays in February and
May, and the 1st Mondays in August and November.

FOURTH DISTRICT.

For Bedford county, the first Mondays in January, A-
pril, August, and November.

For Huntingdon county, the second Mondays in Janua-
ry, April, August and November.

For Mifflin county, the second Mondays in January, A-
pril, August and November.

Fur Center county, trie fourth Mondays in January, April,
August and November.

S2

FIFTH DISTRICT.

For Beaver county, the first Monday in January, tlic
last Monday in March, and the fir^t Mondays in August
and Nov<'niber,

For Allegliany county, tho second Monday in January,
first Monday in April, and the second Mondays in August
and Novemlaer.

For Fayette county, tlie third Monday in January, se-
cond Monday in April, and third in August and Novem-
ber.

For Green counhy. the fourth Monday in January, third
Monday in April, and fourth Mondays in August and No-
vember.

For Washington county, the first Monday in February,
fourth Monday in April, and the last Mondays in Aug,ust
and November.

SIXTH DISTRICT.

For Butler county, the first Mondays in March, June,
.September and December

For Mej cer county, the second Mondays in March, June,
September and December.

For Venango county, the third Mondays in March, June,
September and December.

For Crawford county, the fourth Mondays in March,
June, September and December.

For Erie county, the last Mondays in March and June,
and the first Moiidays in October and January.

SEVENTH DISTRICT.

For Delaware county, the third Mondays in January,
Ap'il, Julv and October.

For Chrker county, the first Mondays in February, May,
Anai:"t and November.

For Montgomery county, the third Mondays in February,
May, August and November.

.For Bucks county, t'.ie first Mondays in March and June,
and the last Mondays in August and November.

S3

EIGHTH DISTRICT.

For Ltizerne county, the first Mondays in Januarj^,
April, August and November.

For Northumberland county, the second Mondays in Jan-
uary, April, August and November.

For Lycoming county, the first Mondays in February and
May and the last Mondays in August and November.

NINTH DISTRICT.

For Cumberland county, the first Mondays in January^
April, August and November.

For Franklin county, the second Mondays in January,
April, August and November.

For Adams county, the third Mondays in January, April,
August and November.

TENTH DISTRICT.

For Somerset county, the last Mondays in February,
May, August and November.

For Cambria county, the first Mondays in March, June,
September and December.

For Indiana county, the second Mondays in Marcli^
June, September, and December.

For Armstrong county, the third Mondays in March,
June, September and December.

For Westmoreland county, the fourth Mondays in March,
June, September and December.

COURTS IN VIRGINIA.

Court of Jppeals-^ln Richmond the 10th April, and lOth
October.

eourt of Chancery— In Richmond, the 1st March, Igtk
May, and 10th September.

General Court^ln Richmond, the 9th June and 9th No-
vember.

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54

DISTRICT COURTS.

la Richmond, Northumberland, Staunton, and Prince Ed-
ward, the 1st of April, and Ist of September.

In Williamsburgh, Fredericksburg, and Brunswick, the
29th April, and 29th September.

In King and Queen, Charlotteville, Petersburg, and Nfiw-
London, the 15th of April, and 15th of September.

In Suffolk, the 12th of May, and 21st of October.

In Dumfries and Boutetourt, the 18th of May and 18th
October.

in Winchester, the 15th April, and 29th September.

In Morgantown the 15th May and 15th September.

In Brunswick, the 2d May, and 8d October.

In Montgomery, and "Washington alternately the 2d May
and 2d October-

In New-London, the 15th May, and 12th October.

In Accomack, the 14th May, and 14th October.

COUNTY COURTS ARE HELD MONTHLY, viz.

1st Monday.'— Ai Charlotte, Gloucester, Henrico, Islfc
of "Wight, (jEhio, Prince William, Petersburg, Princess
Ann, Richmond, Albemarle, Fred erica, Alexandria and
Williamsburg.

2d Monday. — Buckingham, James City, King and Queen,
Isouisa, Mathews, Mecklenburg, Monongah^la, Nanse-
mond, Northumberland, Campbell, Northampton, Chester-
field, Loudon, Stafford and Richmond.

3d Monday. — Amherst, Culpepper, Dinwiddle, Essex,
Fairfax, Gorchland, Harrison, Lancaster, Prince Edward,
York, Pittsylvania, Southampton and Shenandoah.

4th Monday. — Brunswick, Bedford, Cumberland, Fau-
quier, Halifax, King William, Middlesex, Norfolk, West-
moreland, Berkly and Orange.

Last Monday. — In Henry and Accomack.

1st. Tueedaj/. — Montgomery^ Rockbridge and Spottsyl-
■vania.

2d. Tuesday. —BiLih, Caroline, Prince George, W^the
and Boutetourt.

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Sd. Tues^y.— Augusta and Washington.

4th. Tuesday. — Russel, Brook and Surrey.

Last Tuesday. — Greenbriar.

Sd. Wednesday i — Hanover aad Powhatan.

1st. Thursday. — Fluvannah, King George and Sussey.

2d. Thursday. — Luneburg, New-Kent and Warwick.

3d. Thursday. — Charles City.

4th. Thursday. — Amelia and Elizabeth City.

Last Thursday. — Patrick.

Wednesday after the 2d Tuesday.-— Ha-rdy.

Monday ajter the 2d. Tuesday.— Hampshire.

QUARTER YEARLY COURTS.

In Montgomery, Washington and Wythe counties in
April, June, September and November.

In Wes^tmoreland, in February, July and October.

In Cumberland, Patrick, Garyson, Hanover, Henry and
Powhatan, in February, April, July and October.

In Frederick, Fairfax, King George, Loudon, Northamp-
ton, Nansemond, Norfolk, Stafford, Spottsylvania and
Gloucester, in June.

In Hampshire, in March, May, August and November.

In Pendleton, in December.

In Shenandoah, in February.

In Berkley, in May.

In the city of Williamsburg, in June.

In Alexandria, in April, July, September and December-

56
CALENDAR FOR 1816.

January.,

7

1
8

9

1

3
10

CO

1-

4
11

5*

1
5

12

15

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

February,
4

5

6

7

1

8

2
9

3
10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

March.

>

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

25

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

'April,

7

1

8

2
9

3
10

4
11

5
12

6

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22 ■

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Maj,

5

6

7

1

8

2
9

3
10

4
11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

June,

S

3

4

5

6

7

1

8

9

JO

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

&4

55

26

27

28

59

;dO

57
CALENDAR—CONTINUED.

|5

s

1

en

s

OS

. 1

a.

S-

a-

a-

a.

a^

Si.

^cs

n

a

a

t5

a

a

^

•iC

«<

' '-<£

««

t«

Jllll/, ^

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

«

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

51

.3?/^MSf,

1

2

S

4

5

6

7

8

9

io

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

23

26

27

28

29

30

31

Sdptemberl

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

50

October,

i

2

3

A

"P

6

•r

8

9

to

11

19

13

14

IS

16

17

18

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

SO

31

/^Vovcmfter,

1

2

5

4

5

6

7

8-

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

JSecemfter,!

2

•s

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

2S

29

30

Si

58

A TABLE

or THE

POPULATION OF THE U.YITED STATEs:

ACCORDING TO THE LAST CENSUS, TAKEN IN 1810,

SHEWIKO ALSO THE I5CREA8E FOB TBE rBECESIS^Q TEX TEIBS.

Malts. J Femtle*.

All othtr 1 1 lucTeaa

State*.

frc*

Slaves, 1 Total. J l«Jt ten
1 1 jcars.

Persons

New Hampshire

I05,7ii2

107,508

970

none

2I4,46L

30,602

Massachusetts

229,742

235,561

6,737

none

472,040

49,195

Maine

115,509

112,227

969

none

228,705

76,986

Connecticut

126,373

128,806

6,453

310

261,942

10,940

Vermont

109,781

107,382

750

none

217,913

63,548

Rhode Island

35,743

37,441

3,609

108

76,931

7,809

New York

474,352

444,518

25,333

15,017

959,220

533,017

New Jersey

115,057

111,504

7,843

10,851

245,255

34,186

Pennsylvania

401^66

385,238

22,492

795

810,091

207,726

Delaware

28,006

2r,355

13,116

4,177

72,674

8,401

Marj'lund

120,210

114,907

33,927

111.502

S80,546

30,854

Virginia

280,038

271,496

30,570

392,518

974,622

88,273

North Carolina

188,635

187,778

10,266

168,824

555,500

77,397

109,587

104,609

4,554

196,345

415,115

69,524

75,845

69,569

1,801

105,218

252.433

88,554

Kentucky

168,805

155,432

1,713

80,561

4^-6,511

185,553

Ohio

118,093

1 J 7,854

1,896

none

227,843

182,478

Tennessee

111,763

104,112

1,317

44,535

2tl,727

150,125

Mississippi tcr.

12,850

10,174

240

17,08b

4.J,352

13,879

Zndi^nna ler.

12,570

11,320

393

237

24,520

Oriels tcr.

18,940

15,371

7,585

34,66(;

76,556

Louisiana ter.

9,387

7,840

607

3,011

20,845

Michigan ter.

2,837

l,78i

120

24

4,762

Illinois ter.

6,380

5,121

613

128

12,28?

District of Col.

8,130

7,949

2,549

5,395

24,023

POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES.

According to the census of 1810.

Philadelphia City and Liberties, 93,640 — ^Increase in ten years 29,605
New York City and County 96,373 35,884

Baltimore City and Precincts 46,535 20,021

Boston 33,250 8,313

Chirle5t»B 24,711 5,1C3

59

PEAL'S MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,

IN HOLLIDAY ST.— NEAR THE THEATRE;

Open everif day (except Sunday) from 8 in the morning

till sunset^ and elegantly illuminated^ except inuring

the hot weather, everyTuesdny^ Thursday evening.

ADMITTANCE 25 CENTS.

This useful and pleasing institution, which is; always
increasing bj valuable additions and frequent donations,
comprises a grand saloon of historical paintings, portraits
of distinguished persons, naval engagements, landscapes,
views of celebrated places, and a variet}^ of other pictures;
besides an interesting collection of natural curiosities, of
various countries. The stupendous skeleton of the mam-
moth, dug up by the proprietors in Orange county. New
York ; quadrupeds, birds, fishes, snakes, lizards, and
insects; shells and putrifications ; minerals and fossils;
plants, &c. ^niscillaneous curiosities ; ingenious works of
art; products of manufactures ^ dresses, instruments of
war, and implements of art of various nations ; coins,
medals and antiquities; optical amusements and philosophi-
cal demonstrations.

THE WHOLE DISPLAYED IN A SPACIOUS BUILDING,
ERECTED FOR THE PURPOSE.

In roams contiguous to the museum, may be seen two
much admired works of art. One, an entire statue of wax,
coloured like life, representing a fceiitiful female, modestly
reclining on a Grecian couch. The other, a paiating, called
the Dream of Love, repre;.tiutin^ an elegant young female,
reclining in a grotto, repeilmg the enchantment ot love.

60

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.V. E. CORJ^ER OF GAY ^ WATER STREETS.

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RICHARB J. MATCHETT,

Having just received a complete assortment of new and
ELEGANT PRINTING MATEKIALS, is now prepared to
execute in a superior style any orders with which he may
be entrusted, at short notice and on reasonable terras.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

COMMERCIAL BLANKS

COJ^STJIA TLY FOR SALE.

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JANJNTEY AND LOYEGROVE,

BOOKBINDERS AND STATIONERS;

Store, .A'o. 18, Baltimore street — Blank Book JManufactonj
J\r. IF. corner of Howard ^' Saratoga streets.

AT THKR STOUE, NO. 18, nAT.TIMOKF. SX. MAX US. HAD

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT

BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL & JUVENILE BOOKS,

STJiTIO;N'AIir.

A liberal allowance will be made to Country A^erchanta,
and others, who purchase a quantity.

^:::7='Being sole agents for S. Wood & Sons, booksellers,
New-York, any (>f their publications maybe bad at the
•riginal N«w-York prices.

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